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Cafe Blossom
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Ratings and Reviews for Cafe Blossom
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Nov 28 2010
Nathan T. via Yelp
I went here for the first time a few months ago and it was great! I love that its so small and intimate. When we went it was just a waitress, the chef, and...read more
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Sep 24 2010
Kelly C. via Yelp
Food was awesome, what a great neighborhood gem! I love that it's small and intimate and the sushi is fresh. The server we had was by the book - always...read more
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Aug 30 2010
Charley W. via Yelp
For those curious, Cafe Blossom is now known as Sushi Cherry. Please be sure to check the reviews under that name for more up to date info on the place!!...read more
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Nov 30 2006
chertik via Citysearch
We found this restaurant 6 month ago. Since than we go there every week, if not 2 times. :) This is not an upscale restaurant. Yes...read more
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Jun 21 2006
elhatter via Citysearch
The owners took over last summer and they had a rough start...I was a big fan of Cafe Blossom before the takeover. However, I hav...read more
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May 09 2006
cloudy999 via Citysearch
I'm VERY picky about sushi places and this one was excellent. We had 4 different rolls and all of them were very good. Our favorit...read more
The Scene
A couple of cool Japanimation prints hang on the mango and tangerine walls of this cute little Lakeview nook, where a dozen people can squeeze in at a few tables and upholstered chairs at the sushi bar. It's a comfortable, atmospheric space, but takeout is a better option; with just one chef behind the counter filling all orders, sit-down service tends to lag.
The Food
Blossom's menu of sushi standards offers good, fresh Japanese fare at very reasonable prices: Most nigiri are $1.50 per piece, with a wide selection of maki for less than $5. There's edamame and miso soup to start, but it's worth trying ''mussel on the shore''--an intriguing, savory appetizer of baked, chopped mussels mixed with crabstick and Japanese mayo served on the half shell. Spicy tuna roll has just the right kick, though the chef's liberal use of sweet unagi sauce weighs down otherwise tasty spider and caterpillar maki. For dessert, go for green tea ice cream or a selection of bubble teas (mango, green tea, plum).