The 9 Best Places for Shumai in Washington

NOM NOM Boris: Shumai Dumplings are great appetizer for $4.50 More tips & pics at www.nomnomboris.com

Cyrus Roepers: Get the Shumai for an appy and then the Chirashi Deluxe as an entree.. An excellent dinner to split between two people and frankly the freshest fish in the area

Alan Rosenblatt: Prices are now $1.50 per piece for most nigiri, but still well worth it. I recommend the white tuna, sea scallop, and my fav, lobster among the $1.50 pieces. The hamachi and uni r more but yummy.

Neri A: I really enjoyed the wasabi and blue cheese rangoons.

Patricio Padua: So far, everything!

Mrfantastic8000: The food is yummy! Ask for the fatty belly Salmon. Very tasty! Also the crunchy spicy salmon rolls are excellent!

Behrad Eats: Pretty solid Miso Ramen made with egg noodles in a soy bean broth and topped with roasted chicken.

Behrad Eats: Great sushi offerings like Shrimp Tempura and Godzilla rolls.

Taylor Boozan: Best new Thai place! Satay is amazing and you have to try their Thai tea.

Julie Lee: Earth, the bartender, is awesome!

Andrea: The pineapple ... Is good and big

Virath Phongsavan: Love the 3 roll lunch special for US$13.00

suicide_blond: Valentine roll is my favorite -presentation alone is worth it xoxo

Mia Miller: Try the Valentine Rolls. Delicious!

Peter den Hartog: Great sushi, the happy hour deal is perfect. Try some of the special rolls, you won't be disappointed.

Addison: Sit at the bar for a free snack (usually) lol All the rolls are good but the Superman tops the list!

Amanda Panda: DO NOT order king of the sea, overpriced and has chewy scallops

G Rob: Pork Belly Buns and the Babyback Ribs are a must have!!! 🍽🥃

Ben LaMaster: Easily, one of the best restaurants in DC. Very unique and delicious menu! Order anything, you will not be disappointed. Highlights: Pig Cheeks, Mac N Cheese and Ragu!

AskMen: This menu features more than charcuterie -- it extends to barbecue, roasts, ramen, and pastas. You can wash it down with one of the wines on tap, or one of the numerous craft beers or ciders. Read more.

Will Swagger: If you're looking for a quiet mid afternoon lunch - Yum! This place has both atmosphere, pleasant staff, and great sushi!

Jenn Ettinger: Go to Sakana and get the grilled eel.

Jeffery Bialek: Best sushi in DC - take thet trip downstairs and enjoy!

Camille Wright: Yummy and fresh buffet style restaurant. Good hot and cold bars, sandwich stand, sushi corner, and bar. Very good!

Matthew Page: Enjoy some of the best eats in and around Georgetown University Hospital! Try the banana pudding!

Thomas Weaver: Must try The McGhee Sanwhich.