My Sushi Experiences
Apr 25, 2011 | 11:36 PM
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Maguro
Seared Albacore Salad
Kanpachi - Baby yellowtail stuffed with dungeness, green onion, fresh wasabi
Sake - Wild king salmon belly, anaheim chili, brie
Dungeness Crab Dip
Gindara - Butterfish and assorted mushrooms steamed with sake and butter
Kurodai - Black cod, yuzu kosho, kurodai tempura
Maguro Don - Tuna and rice, uni sauce
Maguro
Seared Albacore Salad
Kanpachi - Baby yellowtail stuffed with dungeness, green onion, fresh wasabi
Sake - Wild king salmon belly, anaheim chili, brie
Dungeness Crab Dip
Gindara - Butterfish and assorted mushrooms steamed with sake and butter
Kurodai - Black cod, yuzu kosho, kurodai tempura
Maguro Don - Tuna and rice, uni sauce
Apr 26, 2011 | 01:00 AM
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Mr Kram, have you seen this trailer yet? Jiro Dreams of Sushi
i suspect we will both vote it one of the greatest movies of all-time
(keep your eyes open as it will probably have a limited release)
Jiro Dreams of Sushi | Documentary - Sundial Pictures
- chuck
i suspect we will both vote it one of the greatest movies of all-time
(keep your eyes open as it will probably have a limited release)Jiro Dreams of Sushi | Documentary - Sundial Pictures
- chuck
Apr 26, 2011 | 04:58 PM
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Mr Kram, have you seen this trailer yet? Jiro Dreams of Sushi
i suspect we will both vote it one of the greatest movies of all-time (keep your eyes open as it will probably have a limited release)
Jiro Dreams of Sushi | Documentary - Sundial Pictures
- chuck
i suspect we will both vote it one of the greatest movies of all-time
(keep your eyes open as it will probably have a limited release)Jiro Dreams of Sushi | Documentary - Sundial Pictures
- chuck
Apr 26, 2011 | 05:19 PM
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no. it had the reputation of being "tokyo japanese only" (i had a female friend, from norther Japan, who tried to go, and they would not accept her reservation b/c she didn't speak 'tokyo japanese') so i never bothered.
but i know a few people who have gone now so i guess he's getting soft in his old age
(from what i hear - the symbiotic nature of rice/fish is magical - but the meal is $300 and it's over in 30 minutes)
- chuck
May 2, 2011 | 05:04 PM
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Going to take a quick sushi break this Saturday when the MIL will be watching our kids, so can't make it to Kabuki.
I was thinking about Sushi Zo on the Westside, but does anyone have any recommendation for the Westside? Not looking for Urzawa level, but anything like Kabuki would be perfect, on the Westside...
Great, was also thinking of Mori, but apparently the Chef sold the place in March and now the food sucks. Ugh.
I was thinking about Sushi Zo on the Westside, but does anyone have any recommendation for the Westside? Not looking for Urzawa level, but anything like Kabuki would be perfect, on the Westside...
Great, was also thinking of Mori, but apparently the Chef sold the place in March and now the food sucks. Ugh.
Last edited by stuka; May 2, 2011 at 05:12 PM.
May 4, 2011 | 03:44 PM
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no. it had the reputation of being "tokyo japanese only" (i had a female friend, from norther Japan, who tried to go, and they would not accept her reservation b/c she didn't speak 'tokyo japanese') so i never bothered.
but i know a few people who have gone now so i guess he's getting soft in his old age
(from what i hear - the symbiotic nature of rice/fish is magical - but the meal is $300 and it's over in 30 minutes)
- chuck
but i know a few people who have gone now so i guess he's getting soft in his old age
(from what i hear - the symbiotic nature of rice/fish is magical - but the meal is $300 and it's over in 30 minutes)
- chuck
you'd have to go eat ramen afterward.Going to take a quick sushi break this Saturday when the MIL will be watching our kids, so can't make it to Kabuki.
I was thinking about Sushi Zo on the Westside, but does anyone have any recommendation for the Westside? Not looking for Urzawa level, but anything like Kabuki would be perfect, on the Westside...
Great, was also thinking of Mori, but apparently the Chef sold the place in March and now the food sucks. Ugh.
I was thinking about Sushi Zo on the Westside, but does anyone have any recommendation for the Westside? Not looking for Urzawa level, but anything like Kabuki would be perfect, on the Westside...
Great, was also thinking of Mori, but apparently the Chef sold the place in March and now the food sucks. Ugh.
LA Brit, U Boat and I went to sushi zo once. they do an omakase style service with nigiri only. the fish and sushi itself were pretty good if that's what you like. i don't think they make rolls or other dishes and i'm not sure if you can order ala carte. i thought it was ok, but i guess i really don't eat true sushi. i prefer more tsumami/izakaya style meals.