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I've been a sushi junkie for about 15 years now, and have been looking for the next place central to my heart since Sushi on the Square in Shaker Heights closed 10 years ago. Project Sushi is that place for me. The menu is varied, but not so immense that you get choice paralysis. They have the standby favorites essential to a sushi menu, and a few twists that a sushi bar needs to brand themselves. Everything tastes fresh and bright, and I have yet to find anything that isn't impeccably prepared. Let's also talk about branding: Project Sushi has the urban, trendy feel that you don't typically get for Medina, and I think that's a good thing. It feels like a restaurant you'd find on E4th in downtown Cleveland, without having to go all the way downtown. I'm also a big fan of the sustainable ethos the restaurant promotes: it's nice to see a bedroom community have businesses as forward-thinking as Project Sushi. I will continue to go to Project Sushi because of the menu, the service, and style. I'm really glad that they're here.
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