Sushi Zone
Any restaurants in Watertown, NY that delivers sushi?
I am stationed at Fort Drum, NY and I am looking for a chinese/japanese restaurant that delivers sushi. I will probably not have any luck with this since watertown, ny is basically like the twilight zone. But maybe… just maybe somebody on here can help me out. There is a place that does so because I have seen someone have sushi delivered to them the other night. I cant get in contact with that person to figure who delivered it. So if somebody will please help me out I will highly appreciate it … because I am REALLY craving some damn sushi lol.
And I REALLY wanted to help you out.
I hope for your sake -no pun intended (the Japanese beverage)- that you’ve already had delivery, and it was delicious.
I came up with an answer that may not satisfy your craving, but it made me smile. Notice that Mr. Sushi charges an extra dollar for long distance delivery. Sounds like an offer for negotiations!
Hope you smile….and get some sushi soon.
Take care out there.
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