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A lot has changed since 2005—you literally can’t order your Netflix DVDs by mail anymore, Skechers are actually cool, and the Platte Street neighborhood around Sushi Sasa has gotten a whole lot busier. What has stayed the same is that Sushi Sasa is still one of the best Japanese restaurants in town and a go-to for ultra-fresh sashimi and rolls you won’t find anywhere else. (Like the delicious Dragon Roll topped with strawberries and unag.) It’s a bit fancier than other spots around Denver, so go for something like an anniversary rather than a first date.
