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Aji Sushi
East Sussex, Hove - Japanese
‘Fantastic produce and super-fresh Japanese cuisine in a lovely setting on Church Road in Hove. Casual counter dining is the name of the game, and I would recommend a double portion of the takoyaki (deep-fried Japanese octopus balls).’
Steven Edwards
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