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sushi bar

NOUN
  1. a bar where sushi is served

How To Use sushi bar In A Sentence

  • A kaleidoscopic wall behind the sushi bar draws people into this Japanese restaurant.
  • Adriana: How about twelve o'clock at the new sushi bar around the corner from my office?
  • Bob and Charlotte's paths keep crossing leading to various adventures around the hotel as well as the obligatory visits to sushi bars, karaoke and pachinko.
  • They will all continue to have three areas designated for hibachi, which is cooked by a chef right on each table; a sushi bar; and lots of tables at which patrons can dine on meals prepared in the kitchen. Examiner
  • The busy restaurant has two AA rosettes and a sushi bar. Times, Sunday Times
  • Judging from my experience in the dining room and at the sushi bar I did not have the opportunity to try the so-called hibachi room, which operates in the old Benihana steak-house style, Lucky Buddha is not to be missed. NYT > Home Page
  • So on my first visit, I dutifully bellied up to the upstairs sushi bar, ordered a shiny portion of botan shrimp, and prepared to ignore the contents of the standard brasserie menu filled with the same old tired frites and frisée salads.
  • In my experience, treats from the sushi bar at Sakura tend to be nice, fresh, and reliable, if not particularly showy or ethereal.
  • Yeah, building on your premise, Leonard could frequent sushi bars, salad bars, oyster bars, the AppleGenius Bar...What are you doing?
  • It will become a pedestrian mall during the games, wooing visitors with the now-ubiquitous coffee franchises and sushi bars.
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