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.
Spring Rolls
Becomes The Mouse’s (and maybe The Cat’s) new favorite spring rolls.
Eye Round Steak and Tendon Pho
The Cat threw in the vegetables before The Mouse could take a pic. The broth was well cooked, the leftover broth gelled. Thumbs up.
Ahi Belly Ginger
Mmm!
Chocolate Tapioca
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!
No reservations, walk-in, a spur of the moment “see if we can get in” dinner. Lucky or maybe because of the health scare that cannot be named. A table available at one of The Cat and The Mouse’s favorite izakaya.
Chawanmushi
Hamachi Collar
Spider Roll
Butterfish
Tempura
Yuzu Sorbet
Flan
The Mouse just realized, the meal began and ended with custard. Good job! Hee hee. 🙂
Our favorite Japanese bistro was full up (only three tables available due to the thing that must not be named). A spur of the moment turn into a different Japanese restaurant: Yajima-Ya (just a couple of blocks from Sakura Terrace).
The Cat tried the bento special:
Bento Special
Teri chicken, sashimi, nigiri sushi, tempura, mackerel. The Cat liked.
The Mouse went with something more like rice and gravy.
Vegetable Curry
The Mouse liked too.
The Cat took home food to supply two weekday bentos.