Posted in Food, Japanese cuisine, tagged Beef Tendon, butterfish, Food, Japanese cuisine, Sushi, Turnip on January 16, 2023| Leave a Comment »
The Cat and The Mouse try try, Akira Japanese Restaurant. The Mouse feels half Japanese restaurant, half izakaya.
Not sturgeon caviar, flying fish, salmon, uni, and something else The Mouse couldn’t identify. Try try.
The butterfish was well prepared. The Cat liked. 🙂
The Cat has approved a future return. 🙂
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Japanese cuisine, tagged Bento, Food, Japanese cuisine, Teri Chicken, Vegetable Tempura on July 2, 2022| Leave a Comment »
No sushi. Sushi bar sushi has to be eaten fresh dine-in, The Mouse’s opinion.
The Mouse was in-house most of the day. Picked up dinner.
One of The Cat’s favorite.
The bento was kid-sized (just right for The Mouse). Hee hee. Rice, chicken, gyoza, sweet potato fries. Lots of sauteed onions under the chicken. Mmm.
Be safe and well.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Japanese, Sushi, tagged Chirashi, Food, Japanese cuisine, Sashimi on June 25, 2022| Leave a Comment »
The Cat’s “new” discovery. She took one of her classmates for his birthday. Japanese restaurant.
“Scattered” sashimi over rice. Think deconstructed nigiri in a bowl, the casual cousin. 🙂
Supposedly less skill required than sushi/sashimi masters. Maybe, even The Mouse could attempt. Hee hee.
Be safe and well.
The Mouse (and The Cat)
Posted in Dinner, Food, Japanese, tagged butterfish, Food, Japanese cuisine, Tofu on February 2, 2022| Leave a Comment »
The Cat suggested eating out for lunar new year eve (not Chinese). Japanese and pho combination place, close enough.
The Cat’s order:
The Mouse’s order:
Both meals came with miso soup, salad, and rice. Separate dishes. That’s why the Manago Hotel plating. Hee hee.
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
Posted in Fish, Food, Japanese, Soup, Vietnamese Cuisine, tagged Fish, Food, Japanese cuisine, Pho, Vietnamese Cuisine on October 27, 2021| Leave a Comment »
New restaurant in the neighborhood. Japanese/Vietnamese cuisine. At first the menu looked a bit daunting, especially the Japanese selections until you look closer. Three prices, first is the entrée, second is sashimi added, and the third is sashimi and tempura added. In reality, the prices are reasonable.
Becomes The Mouse’s (and maybe The Cat’s) new favorite spring rolls.
The Cat threw in the vegetables before The Mouse could take a pic. The broth was well cooked, the leftover broth gelled. Thumbs up.
Mmm!
The Mouse was happy, pudding was made with coconut milk, The Mouse is not a big fan of coconut milk, but better than dairy. 🙂
The Cat has declared this restaurant is on the go-to list. Yay!
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
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