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Shuseki

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If you want to try Japanese food other than just sushi, I suggest going to Shuseki in Chinatown.  They serve, small dishes, entrees, desserts, and drinks.  I've been here a couple of times during the weekends and its never been crowded like the other restaurants that serve similar foods like Shuseki.  In my opinion this place is just as great!

Nice warm sake

This is Oyakodon, a Japanese rice bowl (donburi) where chicken, egg,
scallions or onions, simmer in a sauce and is poured on top of the rice.

A rice bowl full of sashimi :)

Green tea ice cream- I love this ice cream, it not super sweet!

Other foods I've heard that are good here are their noodles, I'll definitely be back to try them!

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