10 Great Sushi Restaurants in Orange County

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • January 7, 2012
You don't put out a Top Ten list of sushi joints in OC and not inspire some discussion. I'd be disappointed if this one didn't. So the comment board is open for objections, inclusions and even agreement on the ten we've chosen. Without further...
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