Do a quick Yelp search for “Denver sushi” and you’ll find 240 listings, many of which stray from the local sushi spots that first come to mind. Captain’s Taco & Sushi food truck doesn’t exactly sound like an “authentic” experience. Elway’s downtown added a sushi bar in 2010, so it shows up, too - but it’s more of a point-after kick to an expensive steak dinner. With so much sushi available, how do you choose what’s good? What’s legit? What’s fake? All too often, you find poor quality or sloppily sliced fish stacked on top of undercooked or overcooked, unvinegared rice. Don’t waste your time and money. Don’t be a sushi tourist: Even in landlocked Denver, there are sushi bars and Japanese restaurants where you can get the real thing. Head to the link in our bio to find ten places where you’ll find the best sushi in metro Denver 🍣 ✍️ Gil Asakawa #denver #denvercolorado #denversushi #sushi #japanesefood #denverfoodie