Kyoto Sushi, Japanese at 2nd Street and Massachusetts Avenue NE - Northeast Capitol Hill

[NolaCaine]

While I realize that this thread has been asleep for awhile, i just had to voice my displeasure with my lunch. I met a friend at Kyoto near Union Station/ SOBs and it is horrible. I had a box, nothing too hard, difficult, or fancy.  Everything was oily and deep fried, even the pot stickers. Do they not own a steamer?

They should be ashamed of themselves servingthat crap as "Japanese".  Anyway, I smell like greese and now feel a tad bit better.

Oh, the coke was good. (I know I've said it before but I like good coke and it's hard to find.)

[Pat]

While I realize that this thread has been asleep for awhile, i just had to voice my displeasure with my lunch. I met a friend at Kyoto near Union Station/ SOBs and it is horrible. I had a box, nothing too hard, difficult, or fancy.  Everything was oily and deep fried, even the pot stickers. Do they not own a steamer?

They should be ashamed of themselves servingthat crap as "Japanese".  Anyway, I smell like greese and now feel a tad bit better.

Oh, the coke was good. (I know I've said it before but I like good coke and it's hard to find.)

It looks like that's where The Plutocrat used to be.  I loved that place.  Will avoid this one  .

[Josh Radigan]

Oh, the coke was good. (I know I've said it before but I like good coke and it's hard to find.)

That is the quote of the day, all day, any day. Simpler things in life should not be so hard to attain.

[lovehockey]

This place gets a lot of business at lunch because of its $7 Maniac lunch special (at least it was still $7 the last time I had it at least a year ago; it includes a soda).  A number of years back the quality of the meat served in the lunch special went down markedly. 

[Mark Dedrick]

It also gets a lot of business because there just aren't many lunch options on the Senate side, and sometimes you just want the leave the building to get something to eat. Much better options on the House side.