Jennifer Cockrall-King, food writer
“I love Mikado because it’s been a pioneer here. I also think it’s the best sushi in town. I absolutely love the robata (grill) items there – the hamachi collar (I order it with sea salt only, not with barbecue sauce) and the grilled squid are my two faves. I like the attention to detail there with the sushi and other menu items.”
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Sandra Gajic, CEO, Edmonton Opera
“I grew up by the sea, so the smell and taste of the ocean remains something I crave. My first week in Edmonton, I found Kyoto. I always order the chirashi topped with the chef’s daily selection of red roe. I accompany it with seaweed salad and my craving is temporarily sated.”
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Lucas Waldin, resident conductor, Edmonton Symphony Orchestra
“Sushi Ya in City Centre Mall is my go-to sushi place for lunch between rehearsals. It is fast and good quality. I usually call ahead to order miso soup, a spicy tuna hand roll and a dynamite roll, and then take it back to the Winspear.”
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