Sushi at Matsuura is on the larger side, and quite punchy. The shari is really firm and large - perfect texture for my tastes. The shaping is elegant, symmetric, almost boxy. In impact, it reminds me a bit of Shimazu, which I posted about a month ago and which has become wildly popular over the past few years. I'll also admit that my sensibilities were... More
Sushi at Matsuura is on the larger side, and quite punchy. The shari is really firm and large - perfect texture for my tastes. The shaping is elegant, symmetric, almost boxy. In impact, it reminds me a bit of Shimazu, which I posted about a month ago and which has become wildly popular over the past few years. I'll also admit that my sensibilities were completely captured when a chinmi of katsuo shuto arrived-mid course as almost a reverse palate cleaner. The sushi is so good that the lack of "luxury" ingredients goes completely unnoticed, certainly a contributing factor in the strong value. Less