The Mouse thinks roasted, included snap peas (underneath) (no picture). One of the best preparations of snap peas The Mouse has tasted (his opinion). The server substituted rice out of regard that dairy might be in the potatoes. Much thanks.
Roasted Pacific Sea Bass
Kabocha squash, Thrive Farmโs bekana, yuzu shichimi dressing. The Cat traded the bekana for The Mouse’s snap peas, a little hard for The Cat to chew.
Desserts
Macadamia Cake: Marinated pineapple, rum, coconut gelato (on the side).
Chocolate Cremeux: Hawaiian sea salt, cookie crunch, vanilla chantilly cream (on the side), chocolate sauce.
The Mouse liked the cake, The Cat favored the cremeux. ๐
Kinda part 2 from previous post. The Cat ran an errand at Macy’s, The Mouse browsed at the food court nearby.
The Mouse and The Cat found a few noms for dinner (small noms, not major entrรฉe stuff).
BBQ Chicken Maki Sushi
To The Mouse the sushi was like a hybrid between Japanese maki and Korean kimbap. Whatever, it was Mmm. The Mouse’s one suggestion would be to include a little kimchi.
So, while The Mouse was inquiring about his free bread, The Cat found (and bought) these.
Bakery Noms
Kuro goma (black sesame) mochi donut and yuzu (citrus) melon pan (or is it melonpan). Anyways, a kinda sweet bread roll. The Mouse thought he could taste yuzu zest in the roll. A good try try. ๐
The Mouse was in the mood for sushi, not the fancy sushi bar variety but the simpler kind. Picked up two variety packs from the old timey sushi shop near the grocery store, Kozo Sushi. Seems like it’s been there forever.
Sushi Packs
Tamago nigiri, nori maki, inari, shinko maki, cucumber maki, more shinko maki, and tamago maki. Mmm, The Mouse was happy.
The Mouse also picked up a ube cookie from a kiosk vendor specializing in “stuffed” cookies.
Ube Cookie
The Mouse bought an unstuffed cookie. The stuffed cookies sounded much too sweet for The Mouse. The cookie was huge, shared with The Cat, cookie was sweet enough and nommed. ๐