Best Sushi restaurants in the Triangle? (Raleigh, Durham: relocating, dining, places)
Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, CaryThe Triangle Area
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We're newly searching too, after relocating from the west coast and some very tasty sushi options. The only one I can recommend so far is in North Raleigh:
In Durham, Kurama. Not much to look at from the outside. Avoid the hibachi tables. Try to get a seat at the sushi bar and let the chef guide your choices. If you are flush with cash, then Yamazushi for the only kaiseki dining experience in the Triangle that I know of.
We're newly searching too, after relocating from the west coast and some very tasty sushi options. The only one I can recommend so far is in North Raleigh:
We're newly searching too, after relocating from the west coast and some very tasty sushi options. The only one I can recommend so far is in North Raleigh:
Waraji is good (at least according to my wife...I'm not a huge seafood fan myself) but I wouldn't call that North Raleigh.
Offhand from my wife's recommendations, Mura in North Hills is pretty good, too.
Oh really? That's funny, I guess I must be off in my idea of North Raleigh. I'm new, so can you explain to me what it is? It's not Durham, not Cary, and has a Raleigh address... so it's Raleigh?
Oh really? That's funny, I guess I must be off in my idea of North Raleigh. I'm new, so can you explain to me what it is? It's not Durham, not Cary, and has a Raleigh address... so it's Raleigh?
It's Northwest Raleigh, technically speaking.
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Oh really? That's funny, I guess I must be off in my idea of North Raleigh. I'm new, so can you explain to me what it is? It's not Durham, not Cary, and has a Raleigh address... so it's Raleigh?
I do think the definition is a little nebulous. I remember hearing a few "old time" Raleigh types who fondly remembered when civilization stopped at Lynn Rd! At any rate, I'd personally call that just Raleigh.
We're newly searching too, after relocating from the west coast and some very tasty sushi options. The only one I can recommend so far is in North Raleigh:
But I look forward to reading the other suggestions, since we've only tried a few places!
I second Waraji. Many of Best of Awards and we did a sushi class with him. Amazing!
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It's not Durham, not Cary, and has a Raleigh address... so it's Raleigh?
