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Sumo opened less than a week ago, so I knew it was possible that my review might be a little more critical than if they had been running smoothly for several months. The good news is they seemed to shake off any early jitters and I had one of the best hibachi meals in Madison. Yes, the hibachi chef needed a little more practice, and the service was not quite 100%, but the food, atmosphere and overall experience will keep me coming back. We had two rolls to start the meal; a Sunshine and avocado. You must get the Sunshine. Not only delicious, it's presentation is one of the most unique I've seen for a sushi roll. We transitioned to the hibachi with our table getting all of the available options, with the exception of the lobster. Everything was cooked perfectly, and the sauce they use for the rice and scallops added a nice flavor, though I'll admit it looked a little strange coming out of their bottle. Drinks were impressive and with a bill of about $40 per person, very reasonable considering the appetizers and liquor. They may just be starting up, but this place is worth a visit now.
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