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    King Sushi is a sushi shop in a tiny log cabin, which is an unexpected thing for raw fish to live in, a few blocks from the Jackson Town Square elk antlers. The rolls go in creative directions, including one that pairs green apple with hamachi and finishes with smoked salt. The chef was a James Beard semifinalist for Best Chef: Mountain. Book well ahead, since the cabin fills fast and has no room to improvise.

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    • Juju roll

      “If you’re unsure about combining fruit and sushi, you won’t be after trying a Juju roll—there’s some delicious tang of green apple, delicate hamachi, and creamy avocado, all tied together with a savory, smoked salt.”

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