Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Atsion Lake

"The eatery features neon colored booths lit from within, wavy bamboo walls and ceilings, and funky little tables in the lounge that give the place a super stylish, modern atmosphere. You may recognize chef Morimoto from his Iron Chef days, or even from Nobu in NYC. The menu includes a number of entrees, including several dishes from Nobu, but for a truly unique Morimoto experience, you must order the Omakase."

"There are many solid sushi choices to choose from in this city and Morimoto is proof that Philly really does care about sushi. Located in Washington Square West, this upscale restaurant specializes in sushi bites that are meant to blow your taste palette away. The menu is prepared by Food Network star and Iron Chef, Masaharu Morimoto."

"Jesse Ito has managed to translate his omakase into a high-end takeout experience, featuring 11-, 44- and sometimes 100-piece nigiri platters starting at $65, and even a whole tray of uni from Hokkaido, Japan for $95. They’re a pricey endeavor but the menu also features more affordable chirashi bowls, maki rolls, and other Japanese treats, all of which are made to Ito’s exacting standards with the highest-quality ingredients. Takeout and delivery only."

"It’s hard to say which half of this clandestine place is more fun: the loud front room, with its canned sake, crowded bar, and amazing little Japanese sausages, or the quiet back, where chef Jesse Ito’s omakase sushi dinners draw crowds from all over the city and beyond. Queen Village | Japanese780 South 2nd Street, 267-909-9002More about Royal Sushi & Izakaya | Return to ranked list. Dandelion greens and roasted red pepper pizza at Pizzeria Beddia."

"Like a traditional izakaya, Royal Izakaya offers convivial Japanese snacks, sushi and sake in a dimly lit setting. It may well be the only place in town to score tsukemono (preserved vegetables), chicken gizzard yakitori (skewered) and chashu (stewed pork) buns until 1 a.m. Where:Royal Izakaya, 780 S."

"Order: The Straw-Veggie sushi rollSubtract the fish, and you’ve got vegan sushi. But chef Andy Kho isn’t just removing the fish — he’s adding layers of flavor and texture with new approaches to veggies, fruits and meat alternatives. From the simplest avocado and oshinko maki to more complex creations like the Straw-Veggie (with oshinko, seasoned kanpyo gourd, shibazuke pickles and avocado, topped with sliced strawberry), this is the place to go for actual vegan sushi."

"An entire menu section of this cozy Old City spot is dedicated to creative vegan sushi rolls, topped with specialties like tomato-based “tuna” and “eel” made from eggplant. There are hot bowls of noodles to warm up with, too, including three vegan ramen options. 📍228 Arch St., 📞 215-519-0209, 🌐 tomosushiandramen.com, 📷 @tomophilly, 🚗 Caviar, DoorDash, GrubHub,💲 $$ (for two+ rolls, or ramen and a roll)"

"Diners who find themselves in the Old City should definitely visit Tomo Sushi and Ramen on Arch Street. This restaurant prides itself on serving traditional Japanese food in a mode..."

"The perfect complement to the kooky slices at Pizza Brain, this ice cream parlor is attached to the pizza shop and serves up some even wilder flavors. Scoops range from the relatively normal Chocolate Salt Malt to their original wacky flavor, Earl Grey Sriracha. Flavors get pretty crazy and giggleworthy: Pizza, Sushi and Tomato Soup with Grilled Cheese."

"This is a special time.” So goes the viral YouTube video that helped launch this unorthodox parlor in 2012, featuring a cream-covered person eating out of their own head. Plenty of dairy-free and/or vegan flavors on the menu, plus creative toppings. “World HQ” is in Kensington, and there’s also an outpost in Cedar Park and the glitzy East Market."

"Known for its off-the-wall flavors like Everything Bagel and Pizza (and a terrifying viral hit of an ad), the backbone of Little Baby's is really good ice cream. The owners frequently collaborate with other local businesses and are committed to running a responsible, sustainable business. Bonus: Little Baby's also makes vegan ice cream."

"Restaurants Contemporary American Rittenhouse. Continental Midtown is a stalwart and staple of rooftop lounging in Philadelphia. Trees bring the space to life, and a set of sofas situated near a mid-century-modern-style fireplace give the joint a cozy, 1960s-living-room vibe."

"The Continental Mid-town offers three stories of fun just to make sure there is something for everyone at this palatial restaurant. Whether you’re hanging out in the lounge, swingi..."

"The Halal Guys also have two locations - one in Old City and one in University City - both of which are currently delivering via Caviar. You can get huge portions of things like spicy bbq chicken and gyro meat served with pita, rice, lettuce, and tomatoes for just $10. If you’ve already run out of your dessert stash, you can also get a few $3.50 pieces of baklava."

"The Franklin Bar was historically known as the Franklin Mortgage and Investment Company, a cover name for what was the largest alcohol-running ring during Prohibition, operated by legendary Philadelphia mobster Max “Boo Boo” Hoff. During the height of its Prohibition operation, it pushed more illegally-sold liquor than similar operations by Al Capone. Today, it has been rebranded as a fully-legal bar known as the Franklin Bar, still remaining one of the city’s top bars."

"Old CityArtisanal scoops, ice cream bars, and toppings are the name of the game at the Franklin Ice Cream Bar. Flavors from classic coffee to caramelized banana and sea salt caramel, and there are also a few vegan options, custards, and sundaes to please everyone. Plus, many shops have cookies & cream, but why have Oreos when you can try ice cream with Hydrox, the original Oreo, instead."

"112 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19106Phone: (215) 967-1184Visit Website. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Franklin Ice Cream Bar (@franklinicecreambar)"

"Soon after the church’s founding in 1768, one of its first pastors, George Duffield, defied British arrest by serving as chaplain to the First Continental Congress and joining Washington at Valley Forge. Thanks to Duffield’s loyalty and the support of patriots such as John Adams, Old Pine soon became known as the “Church of the Patriots.” More than 285 Revolutionary War soldiers are buried in the church’s graveyard. Today, it remains the only Presbyterian structure in Philadelphia dating back to Colonial and Revolutionary times."

"The oldest continuous Jewish synagogue in the country traces its beginning to 1740, when Thomas Penn granted land to Nathan Levy for a burial ground. In 1782, the temple’s first house of worship was completed with financial assistance from Benjamin Franklin and others. The nearby cemetery contains the grave of Rebecca Gratz, who founded the first Jewish Sunday School and reportedly was the inspiration for the character Rebecca in Ivanhoe."