Where can I find a reasonably priced Sushi platter in NJ (Union: restaurant, prices)

[jdacunha]

I am looking for a sushi restaurant that can make up a platter of sushi for about $75. Looking to take a platter to a Christmas party. Would like at least 15+ rolls.

Looking for places in Essex, Morris or Union county.

[jaymoney]

That's $5 a roll, which is slightly lower than average (5-7, depending), but I like Mizu Sushi in Cranford, you might be able to work something out with a lunch special possibly.
Mizu Sushi - Japanese Restaurant

[sjinnj]

You might try Wegman's.

[foodyum]

H mart

[G1..]

Originally Posted by sjinnj

You might try Wegman's.

This or maybe Whole Foods.

[LO28SWM]

Ginger sushi in scotch plains is really really good and their prices are reasonable for the "regular" rolls

[vision33r]

There really aren't any places that meets my sushi quality standards but if I had to choose then I rather go with Mitsuwa since they use real Japanese rice not the California rice.



Take the $35 + $40 platters, which actually is better than the $75 platter in terms of quantity.

[Retriever]

How about this place?

[pruebas]

I agree with @vision33r. Most sushi here is crap, worse than eki sushi in Japan. For good quality, you want a Japanese chef. Most Americans cannot tell though, so the other stuff passes (particularly if you load it down with shoyu and/or [fake] wasabi).

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by vision33r

There really aren't any places that meets my sushi quality standards but if I had to choose then I rather go with Mitsuwa since they use real Japanese rice not the California rice.

Take the $35 + $40 platters, which actually is better than the $75 platter in terms of quantity.

I wouldn't go out of my way to get Japanese rice.

Japanese rice, grown in Europe or the United States | JustHungry