By Rachel Stevens

Sushi Para

4221 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008

Have a big appetite? Looking for affordable and quality sushi? Sushi para is a small restaurant located on Connecticut Ave. NW that offers bottomless sushi for $21.99 per person. The only catch is that you have to pay for whatever you don’t finish, so eat up!

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Momiji

505 H Street NW, Washington, DC Chinatown

With a large selection and variety, Momiji is a Japanese restaurant located in Chinatown that offers an upscale sushi experience that won’t hurt your wallet. Be sure to check out their “Sashimi Love Boat” served in a wooden boat.

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O-Ku DC

1274 5th St NE, Washington, DC 20002

Located in the Union Market neighborhood, O-Ku DC offers the area’s only roof deck, giving guests sweeping views of the city’s landmarks while enjoying their sushi.

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Perry’s

1811 Columbia Rd NW, Washington, DC 20009

Looking for a brunch place for you and your girlfriends? Try Perry’s sushi restaurant that offers affordable sushi drag brunch every Sunday from 10-12 and 1-3.

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Kintaro

1039 33rd St NW, Washington, DC 20007

If you sometimes find yourself overwhelmed by sushi menus, Kintaro is the place for you. With a simple menu and affordable prices, this restaurant is perfect for the sushi beginner.

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Izakaya Seki

1117 V St. NW

If you’re looking for a sushi place that also offers other dishes such as noodles and vegetables for those friends unwilling to try sushi, Izakaya Seki is a restaurant that not only offers a variety of sashimi sushi, but has a menu for noodle and vegetable lovers!

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Kotobuki

4822 MacArthur Boulevard Northwest, Washington, DC 20007

If you’re seeking a traditional Japanese experience, Kotobuki is a hole-in-the-wall restaurant owned by a Japanese chef. What makes Kotobuki special is that it is the only Japanese restaurant in D.C. that serves kamameshi. Kamameshi is a roll made of rice that is cooked with chicken, eel, or vegetables in an iron pot. Other traditional Japanese dishes and sushi are served as well.

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Buredo

Multiple locations throughout DC

Only have a few minutes, but still want sushi on-the-go? Buredo is a chain restaurant that can be described best as the Chipotle of sushi restaurants. It is a quick dining option where sushi is prepared according to your chosen ingredient options, wrapped in like a burrito.

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Sushi Hachi

735 8th St SE Washington, DC 20003

For those 21 and older, Sushi Hachi not only offers a great sushi dining experience in a relaxed environment, but has a large selection of craft cocktails and wine at their bar.

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Hando Medo

1315 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20005

Made-to-order hand rolls, beer and sake at a sleek modern Japanese sushi bar, plus bento boxes to go!

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