sushi

Dining editor Julia Spalding reviews the ritzy Monterey Coastal Cuisine.

Mori Sushi opened the day the pandemic shut down Indy’s restaurant scene, but they’ve thrived since pivoting to takeout.

Ready to Roll

What we’re craving right now.

Uramaki is a style of sushi that literally means “inside out.”

“Vegetable juices and purées can replace butter and cream in soups and risotto, and they enhance rather than mask other ingredients.”

Sushi, tacos, poke, and meatballs. Our Swoon List contains multitudes.

This beverage from Coat Check Coffee (401 E. Michigan St., 317-550-5008) is a stunner. The Coat Check Combo features a house-made rhizomatic ginger beer with turmeric, galangal, ginger, and lime, served with a shot of Tinker Coffee espresso. Spicy tuna and a sweet chili glaze top the Let the Good Times Roll roll, filled with tempura […]

A dozen of the Hot Garlic wings served with carrots, celery, and bleu cheese from Keystone Sports Review (5602 N. Keystone Ave., 317-251-9902). Ichiban Sushi Bar (8265 U.S. 31 S, 317-883-1888) serves more than 30 types of special sushi rolls, including Racquel’s Tataki: spicy tuna, salmon, sticky rice, avocado, and tobiko. The Eagle (310 Massachusetts […]

Last fall, Hardesty (whose first Indy restaurant was H2O Sushi, let’s not forget) added a selection of raw-bar nibbles, like $3 Montauk oysters and bowls of scattered sushi, to the standard set.

Persnickety seafood-lovers have the decision-making power at entrepreneur Jason Hornberger’s spot.

So you’ve munched on corn at the Indiana State Fair and had your mouth set afire by a certain shrimp-cocktail sauce. But what are the modern-day rites of passage? We have answers.

Here, four artful takes on sushi at Bu Da Lounge, Naked Tchopstix, Ichiban Sushi Bar & Sammy’s Asian Cuisine, and Izakaya Japanese Bar & Grill.

Editor’s Note, June 22, 2012: Sensu announced early this month that it will no longer serve dinner. It will, however, remain an upscale nightclub and special-event venue, with Asian-inspired catering services available.   You get the sense, stepping off Meridian Street into the vaulted pleasure palace of Sensu, another in Jeremiah Hamman’s growing portfolio of […]