The 7 Best Places for Spicy Tuna in Dupont Circle, Washington

Chuck C: Great window seating and perfect spicy tuna rolls

Kat L: Splurge for fatty tuna. Grilled eel no better than cheaper eel. Eel tempura and avocado is excellent. Yellowtail only okay - nothing special. Spicy tuna is very nice but not a must.

Kat L: Best happy hour in DC! Get the salmon, eel, and fatty tuna roll with scallion. Rainbow roll, shrimp tempura are a close second. Yellowtail was a nice addition. Spicy tuna roll was only okay.

Chefs Feed: Brian McBride, chef of Brasserie Beck, eats here on his nights off. He loves the Spicy tuna roll. Read more.

Youssof Mal: Fish is incredibly fresh, and the chef does an excellent job of matching flavors. Make sure to tell your chef when to stop if you choose the omekase.

Behrad Eats: Everything here is delicious, especially the Ebi (shrimp), Hawaiian Walu and Japanese Tai Snapper with kinome.

Sonia S: first time trying a sushi burrito, got the gogo (spicy tuna with coconut flakes) but wasn't too big of a fan, esp for the price. this place is more for those who don't like sushi.

Behrad Eats: The bold & spicy Crazy 88 burrito-sized sushi is always a good choice!

Kasia K: rolls can be turned into salads now!

Pili Chávez: The tusomomu salad with octopus and the spicy tuna roll are awesome!

Morgan Talbot: GREAT spot. I'm not a local and watching the interaction between the customers and employees is great. They are all regulars and the staff is so welcoming. Pad Thai was great.

Nicollette Fernandez: Number one rule for crazy hours: never leave your dragonball hand empty.

Philip Tickner: Get the spicy tuna roll appetizer. Two words, Siracha and tuna....nuff said!

Jocelyn Pena: Barrret is an Awesome Server. Have the Risotto, vegetarian or with scallops... delish!

C.J.: Don't hit your pretty face on the new glass wall.

Alicyn: Really healthy choices here with brown rice and lots of veggies. Their sushi is good too, when they say spicy tuna, it's actually spicy

Jess Cendana: Everything is amazing! My personal favorite is the Kimchi Bibimbop. You have the option to make your own, great topping options.

PJ: The food is so good and the staff is so friendly it tears me up. Best lunch in DC

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!