Gio Tavanlar IV

Classy. Delicious. High Quality. - this place aces everything from ambience to flavor to service. But the most delightfully surprising thing about Fuguya Sushi is it's affordability (price-wise and size-of serving). 2 bento boxes can feed 3 hungry men. Price: $34. Not bad.

Pandemic or not, this place will consistently deliver quality of food that is superb and a value for money that is superb-squared.

The ambience is barebones hip, a nod to NoHo. The prices are affordable but not enough to please the Food for Less shopper. The food is good. No. Better than good. It succeeds in offering something gastronomically satisfying and visually mouth watering. Come visit.

Edward Vincent is not the prettiest park nor the most accessible but when you walk through the park and observe the people who live around here, you'll feel it emanating from them -- their love of this park. as if it too were a close friend or relative. They take care of this park, look after it, and give back to it in different ways because the park --in ways big and small, and often in ways our eyes can't see -- always has something to give them.

Come visit and explore. And just open yourself to the energy of the park. Then you'll feel it. In the people and the trees and the squirrels and the grass and the train running beside the park, and the skateboards grating through the asphalt, and the laughter from the basketball court, and the scent of barbecue wafting from the picnic area, and the wind that rustles your hair.... Love.