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Located on the South Side of Williamsburg, Bozu has a mysterious facade like the izakaya Zenkichi, but serves fusion sushi.
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Inside, you have the main bar room/ dining room. But like Blue Ribbon, more seating areas can be found hidden in the back of the restaurant.
I know. You hear me complaining about fusion food a lot.
But the taste and textures of Bozu's dishes meld together so well that frankly it shut me up. Highly recommend starting with a shiso mojito (refreshing) and wasabi martini (clears your sinus).
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Lotus roots with sesame seed oil and seeds. It doesnt look like there's a lot, but its amount lasted us the whole entire meal to snack on. The crunchy texture and aromatic flavors is a great update to ordering edamame (which you can boil yourself at home).
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Ryoan bozu original ceviche in sticky yuzu sauce, comes with salmon sashimi and your choice of scallop sashimi or yellow tail sashimi. Beautiful presentation and fresh fish!
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Hotate Punch scallop sashimi marinated with fresh wasabi stems. Scallops are a favorite of mine. Adding the wasabi updated the taste-- but just dont take a sip of your wasabi martini afterwards. Overload!
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Our bombs. Basically they are supersized nigiris. Packed with rice, layered on with your choice of fish, and comes as 3 pieces. I embraced their interpretation of the original nigiri. The eel was definitely good, but the spicy tuna...needed to be spicier.
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But the all time bomb is their blue fin otoro bomb. Twice the price of a regular bomb, but otoro's are the best.
So yeah, Bozu is now on my list of recommended fusion sushi restaurants. For 2 of us it was only $80. Now, Im really curious to try Aki Sushi. I hear their uni coco rocks.
296 Grand Street
(between Havemeyer St & Roebling St)
Brooklyn, NY 11211
(718) 384-7770