Oh great, did Tom recommend that? :eusa_doh:
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Oh great, did Tom recommend that? :eusa_doh:
Matt, while the gas station in Memphis might HAVE the reputation of making great sushi, I'm not sure I'd buy raw fish from a gas station.
A half mile down the road is a fish grill (Sharkey's?) and Flemings Steak House.
2-3 miles in the other direction is Corky's and Tops BBQ.
All four are much better than gas station sushi, believe me.
Wife and boy are out tonight! What's for dinner? Whatever I want!
That would be the one. Nice catch Brunswick. :eusa_clap
That would be the one. Nice catch Brunswick. :eusa_clap
I've only seen it once, but I believe it's always been a BP.
Also, the building behind it (from what I remember) is a Dr's office, and one of the main Dr's there had a financial interest in the station. Before the sushi bar, it was a deli of some sort. Good idea IF YOU ARE THE ONLY FOOD PLACE FOR MILES, but bad idea if Wendy's, Taco Bell, and one of many (there are 100 to be exact) BBQ places are nearby as well.
As I said last night, a bit further East is a good fish place, and a great steak place.
Across the street from it, is a good Mexican place, and another great steak place (Ruth's Chris).
So if you need gas for the car, and you need something to eat as well, there are plenty of better choices other than eating AT the gas station. Especially if they claim the fish is "catch of the day", considering there isn't any water near it.
