About Miss Sushi
We are an authentic sushi and sashimi takeout restaurant located in north Hoboken on Jefferson Street between 11th and 12th Streets. We offer sushi-bar seating and outdoor tables for a pleasant dinning experience. Whether you’re stopping in for a healthy lunch or ordering dinner for delivery, Miss Sushi is your one stop shop to satisfy your craving for all varieties of sushi and sashimi. We use only the finest ingredients and you can count on our sushi and sashimi to be the freshest anywhere. Our chef has more than 20 years’ experience and is skilled in both Japanese and Korean culinary arts. He has studied and cooked in many institutions and restaurants in Asia and the United States.
Menu and Meal Options
Please take time to view our menu below. We offer a variety of dinning options from appetizers and sushi boxes to combination and catering platters. We feature lunch and dinner specials, with dinner entrees offering slightly larger portions. So forget about the same old pizza and wings. Let us cater your next event. Our fresh and healthy sushi and sashimi is sure to be a hit.
What is Sushi and Sashimi?
The Japanese word su means vinegar, and shi is from meshi meaning rice, so sushi is “vinegared rice.” The word sushi is commonly used to describe a finger-sized piece of raw fish or shellfish wrapped in vinigared rice and seaweed. It can be eaten as is or dipped in shoyu (Japanese soy sauce) and or wasabi (Japanese hot mustard). Sushi is as much a work of art as it is a delectable meal. While it’s available in a quick and easy western style, the traditional way is far from lost at Miss Sushi.
Sashimi also allows the diner to experience the true flavor of the fish, but it is a bit less complex. Raw sliced fish with no rice bed or roll is served alongside daikon (Japanese white radish), shoyu, shiso (a large green leaf) and or wasabi, depending on the dish. Sashimi is cut in ways that enhance the appearance of the fish. Hira zukuri is the standard rectangular shape. A thinner cut is called ito zukuri, often no more than 1/16 inch thick. The thinnest, kaku zukuri, is paper thin and is often presented in a pattern, varying the look and texture of the fish.
Health Advantages of Sushi and Sashimi?
Not only do sushi and sashimi taste great, but they can also help you keep fit and healthy. From lowering blood pressure to boosting energy, sushi and sashimi are perfect health foods. For all those health and figure conscious folks who are looking for ways to control their weight, sushi and sashimi are the answer. They’re low in calories and fat and can be enjoyed without guilt or weight gain. They are also a good source of important nutrients like omega 3 fatty acids, which help the brain, heart, and eyes function better. They also help keep your cholesterol and blood pressure low and are beneficial for people with diabetes because they help naturally regulate blood sugar levels.
The wait is over. You can finally enjoy a flavorful meal that is healthy, too!
So stop into Miss Sushi today. Our friendly and personable staff is ready and waiting to serve you.
