"Tomo21 is perfect for when you’re in the mood for something nicer than your go-to Seamless sushi spot but less expensive than an omakase that costs more than what you pay for a year of Netflix. The fish is high quality, and the portions are large, so each piece feels like a two-for-one deal. A sushi dinner with eight pieces and a roll costs $35, and the restaurant is BYOB, so you can easily make a night of it for under $100. The no-frills space can get pretty crowded, but you’ll rarely encounter a long wait." - neha talreja, bryan kim
Kenny Yang
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