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Yahoo!Where: 119 Harbor Way, #B (off Cabrillo St.), (805) 962-6568.
What: A casual dine-in or take-out sushi stop on the harbor that draws a large afternoon crowd for a sea-breeze break from work and for view-thirsty tourists.
How Much: Chef’s special rolls $6.50-$9.50, combo lunch special (served with salad, five-piece California Roll, rice, mixed tempura, and chicken teriyaki) $7.95
The Dish: Tucked into a tiny corner spot amid the harbor’s laid-back restaurant scene, Deli Sushi Go Go lures customers to return with exceptionally fresh fish, generous portions, and a panoramic view from the Riviera down to an expansive ocean. All seating is outdoors, as the indoor space is barely big enough to open the drinks refrigerator without bumping into the out-the-door line. Precise and calculated sushi chefs twist and shape rolls in the tiny area for the lunchtime rush. Whether it be rice-wrapped fish, fish-wrapped rice, sauce-drizzled or bare, the plate-filling rolls are the stars, appearing on the picture menu at the order counter. Chef’s special rolls include a flashy rainbow roll, an avocado-topped caterpillar roll, and a spicy scallop and tuna firecracker roll. Also enjoy sushi à la carte, bento box combo specials, teriyaki plates, or sashimi packed salads.
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Deli Sushi GoGo
119 Harbor Way #B, Santa Barbara
805-962-6568. More Info
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Deli-Sushi-Go-Go is one of our personal fav's. The food isn't world class (and it isn't intended to be), but is is good value. The price and setting are great. On a warm evening (like during the Jesusita Fire), it is a great place to sit outside, eat sushi or teriyaki, and enjoy the view of the boats, mountains and urchin divers unloading the day's catch. The owners are really nice people, too.
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patrickmarr (anonymous profile)
July 1, 2009 at 7:36 a.m. (Suggest removal)
The Go-Go is a great place for a casual lunch. Healthy food, a unique setting, and you get to support a small local business. I especially like eating there after a morning kayaking session.
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July 1, 2009 at 10:56 a.m. (Suggest removal)
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