A Trip to hiko-A-mon's

hiko-A-mon's

Tucked Away

Tucked away in a small shopping center in Prospect, KY lies a sushi restaurant that is well worth the visit. For those who don't know where Prospect is, it is a small city-town about 15-20 minutes outside of Louisville, which makes this hot-spot an easy ride from the largest city in Kentucky.

The Food - Crown and Jewels

Hiko-A-mon's is on of my all-time, favorite restaurants that I have ever been too. The sushi is of the utmost quality; the fish filets that the chefs use have a flavor that is identical to a fish that had just been caught that morning, and filleted in the evening - which is close to the case for Hiko's (the common name for the restaurant for those who are frequent visitors), who imports the sushi weekly from a market on the east coast. This imported fish transcends the quality of the fish from mediocre to superb. 

Once the quality of the fish is obtained, it isn't hard to whip out outstanding rolls. My personal favorite at Hiko's is the salmon ninja roll (you probably have an idea from most my post's that I am a salmon fanatic). This roll is an infusion of grinded, tender salmon - which makes it very easy to eat , versus a thick, chewy piece of salmon that is just cut from the fillet - with avocado. This grind is what makes most of their rolls unique, and shows the effort that is put into every roll. The simplicity of the roll diverts your attention to the most key part of the roll, the salmon. 

Roll from hiko-A-mon's

Final Thoughts

This question of whether you should go here shouldn't even be a question -  you should go here every opportunity you have. The real question is do "do I go here too often where people are beginning to think that I don't know of any other restaurants around"; yes it is that good. 

The atmosphere is great for both lunch and dinner, but I personally prefer it during the lunch hours when they aren't as busy. 

If you're interested in finding out more about Hiko's, or would like to make a reservation, then follow the link below, and happy sushi eating from one sushi lover to another. 

hiko-A-mon

* I do not own the picture of the rolls that I provided*