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Japanese restaurants, even ones located far from the ocean, have no excuses for skimping on fish quality, said Yutaka Sushi Bistro’s chef and owner, Yutaka Yamato. He buys fish from both coasts of the country, which means the creamy uni, or prickly sea urchin, tastes like it has just been plucked from salt water. Yamato, who overseas this hip, bustling restaurant, enjoys trying out new dishes on a whim too, such as a summer sashimi roll filled with cucumber, fresh salmon and king crab drizzled with ponzu sauce. But at the end of the day, the fish is the star. (Courtesy of Yutaka Sushi Bistro)
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