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Sala Thai rebrands as Toku Japanese and Asian Cuisine on U Street

toku
1301 U Street, NW

“Dear PoPville,

I called Sala Thai on U Street to place a pickup order of my favorite dish but the answered the phone with a different business name, not Sala Thai! They explained that they changed their name and only have a limited number of their Thai plates available. Luckily they said that they can still make my favorite chicken with pineapple dish but why the change?!”

Toku’s website says:

“We are serving traditional sushi, Japanese food, also some asian foods and beyond. We never stop developing for the better food solution for our customer. Try our signature sushi, special dishes from kitchen, or some fantastic asian foods. What do we have?

+ Happy Hours everyday from 4:00pm until 7:30pm

(Monday-Friday)

+ $1 per piece nigiri sushi from 12:00pm until 7:00pm

(Saturday and Sunday)

+ Signature Rolls and Monthly specials Only at TOKU

+ Delivery available lunch and dinner every day!!

+ Mothly special premium sake

+ Variety of sake that perfect for you

+ Japanese and domestic beer ready to serve every night”

Check out the menu after the jump.

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Check out pictures and all their menus here as well.

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