Sushi a la Hattori is a super fine sushi bar and restaurant. Gin & Hiromi Hattori operate Sushi a la Hattori in the Overland Sheepskin Company complex north of town in El Prado. Sushi ala Hattori is a comfortable restaurant with an atmosphere that encompasses both Japan and New Mexico. Look for some beautiful Japanese silk here and there, and during the day enjoy a very fine Taos Mountain view. A treat for anyone who loves fine Japanese sushi with all that goes with it. Sushi a la Hattori even has very rare giant clam or geoduck (Mirugai). And you'll love their selection of Sake.
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Song's Asian Restaurant is a tasty treat, on the south side, for great sushi and Asian food. Look for entrees such as Half Free-Range Chicken, Tai Curry Chicken, Moo Goo Gai Pan, Double Kung Pao, Spicy Garlic Chicken or Pork, Spicy Shrimp, Korean BBQ Pork Chop, Korean Stir Fry, Beef Broccoli, Black Pepper Beef, Tai Curry Beef, Poasted Duck, Peking Duck,Honey Walnut Shrimp, Shrimp with Vegetables,White Fish Fillet with Asparagus, Mountain Lamb Shank. And Vegetarian Entrees such as: Vegetarian's Bowl, Luohan Feast, Tai Tofu, Portobello Mushrooms, Vegetable Soup. 
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