Need help with sushi basics? Head to our Sushi 101 page for a lessons on all things sushi. If cheeky names and fresh tuna is your thing, the Red Light District roll is your best bet: spicy tuna on the inside and on top. Now, he operates Sushi Jo in three locations throughout the county (West Palm Beach, Juno Beach and Boynton Beach), owns Thai Jo in West Palm Beach and serves his sushi at the Eau Palm Beach Resort and Spa on the weekends.įor the sushi eater who likes options, Sushi Jo is your place: The specialty roll menu is extensive, while the a la carte menu (sashimi by the piece) often has diners squabbling over what combinations to try. Chef/owner Jo Clark, a Miami native, got his start as an apprentice at Yama in Lake Worth. It’s hard not to talk about Palm Beach sushi without mentioning the seemingly omni-present Sushi Jo. The seared yellowtail with jalapeno is a small bite with serious flavor.
When Hamachi is offered, take advantage of it. While the sushi menu is a treat, the real reason to make the trek is the sashimi and special nigiri menu. Conley uses locally and internationally sourced fish-going so far as to have fish flown in daily from Toyko’s famed Tsukiji Fish Market-and keeps the servings simple, allowing the ingredients to set the table. Adhering to the mantra of “less is more,” Imoto is ingredient driven and fresh to max. The restaurant is the brainchild of Chef Clay Conley, who also founded neighboring restaurant Buccan, and serves as his ode to Japanese fare. For the adventurous eater, this is the place to go omakase-”chef’s pick,” meaning you never know what’s going to land on the plate but, rest assured, it will be great.īasic Nigiri options from Aah Loi Thai and Sushi Specials change daily (whatever it is, try it), while the sushi and sashimi options are lengthy, creative and authentic. A seat at the table is worth the wait-just 40 seats has made this one of the most coveted meals in town. Under the expert culinary minds of Roy Villacrusis (Palm Beach County’s top ronin chef) and Charlie Soo (of Talay Thai fame), Aah Loi Thai and Sushi, located in a relatively quiet shopping plaza in Jupiter, is one of the best sushi spots around. Congratulations Aah Loi Thai and Sushi, and thank you for voting your mind readers.
The menu is authentic and creative, the ingredients as fresh as fresh can be, and quality is mantra, not goal.
Helmed by Roy Villacrusis and Charlie Soo, this swank little sushi pad is by far one of the boldest bites around. Of the six sushi spots listed below – and a few write-ins to boot – the runaway favorite is Jupiter’s Aah Loi Thai and Sushi. But who does it best?Īfter three weeks of robust reader support, we have taken the pulse of the Palm Beach County sushi fan. Sushi has officially become a dining stalwart in Palm Beach County, with sushi-centric restaurants and eateries dotting the map.
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