It’s not easy to find sushi in the Financial District, particularly a meal that doesn’t require forking over $300 for an omakase. But with Ebiko in the neighborhood, sushi is an affordable grab-and-go affair—you can get a couple rolls for less than $20. Like its original Oakland location, the FiDi spot’s set-up is simple. Just choose whatever you want from the refrigerated display case and be on your way (also grab a bag or two of the Japanese rice crackers). You’ll mostly find the to-go boxes filled with single-serving maki and rolls, but if you see the seven-piece omakase set or the salmon aburi, nab them before anyone else can. The fish tastes fresh and the salmon is tender with a smoky char. Feel free to skip the inari, though. They’re small, and the skin is tough. For the risk-averse, order ahead online and check in with the staff when you get there. Don’t forget the complimentary cups of pickled ginger and wasabi and packets of soy sauce near the register.