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Showing posts with label Sushi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sushi. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Abstract Art
One of my favorite places to visit is Atlantic Station because it offers shopping, movies, and restaurants. In April 2012, Atlantic Station had its grand opening for a new restaurant called Yard House. The new location includes an island bar, over 130 menu items, abstract artwork, and much more. When I ventured to Yard House, I ordered the seared Ahi Sashimi. Plated freshly is lightly blackened ahi sashimi with soy vinaigrette, wasabi, and pickled ginger. The seared ahi sashimi is actually a sushi selection with a visual twist. The customer can build their own sushi with the elements presented on the plate, and enjoy their favorite sushi at the same time. If you’re looking for a great happy hour menu, large draft beer selections, or late night specials, then Yard House needs to be your next stop. I definitely will be visiting again.
FYI: Yard House
FOOD TIP: Ginger is used for many medicinal purposes.
Saturday, May 19, 2012
A Deck of Cards
Fried lobster tail, asparagus, avocado, mango, spicy mayo, red Tobiko, teriyaki, and soybean wrap make up the Langosta roll at Prime Restaurant. The sushi roll is cut and scattered like a deck of cards, then it’s drizzled with spicy mayo and masago. These vibrant rolls are one of my favorites. I am a big lover of lobster, so its special appearance was a treat for me. Prime Restaurant is known for their beautiful scenery, sushi, and prime steak. Their dimmed lighting and the table setting are sexy touches in the restaurant as well. I held my graduation dinner there and my guests enjoyed the atmosphere and the cuisine the most. It's the perfect place for a romantic outing, a business lunch, or for any foodie adventure. I can’t wait to visit again.
FYI: Prime Restaurant
FOOD TIP: Lobsters shed their shells to grow.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
First Timers
Sometimes I want sushi for lunch, so I like to keep it simple by ordering California rolls. This roll consists of avocado, crab meat, cucumber, seaweed, rice, and sesame seeds. On the side is wasabi and fresh ginger, and the brown colored sauce is called eel sauce. I love eel sauce; I can’t eat sushi without it. California rolls are very common for first timers in the sushi department. It’s a roll that does not contain raw fish and it takes common foods and blends them together nicely. If you have not tried sushi before, then I recommend taking the light route before going on an adventure with raw fish. I hope you decide to try something new. Enjoy!
FYI: Haru
FOOD TIP: Wasabi helps prevent tooth decay.
Friday, March 2, 2012
Round 2
I made my second trip to Sushi Bites. Plated are three different kinds of sushi, which
include the spider roll, the Atlantic roll, and the four season roll. The
spider rolls have tempura soft shell crab, cucumber, masago, and crabstick.
Then the Atlantic roll consists of red tuna, white tuna, wrapped in noir;
tempura fried, then rolled with rice and seaweed with masago and tobiko (fish
eggs larger than masago). On the side, aioli is served, which is a sauce with garlic,
egg, and olive oil. Last, the four season roll contains shrimp tempura, cream
cheese, aioli, and it’s topped with tuna, salmon, white tuna, avocado, and
unagi sauce. The unagi sauce is a
reduction of eel bone broth, soy sauce, rice wine, and sugar. Overall, this
taste of heaven is filled with diversity and flavor.
Friday, February 3, 2012
A Work of Art
Tuna, cream cheese, avocado, sesame seeds, and masago are combined
to create these fresh sushi rolls. The bright red masago is the highlight of
this dish. It adds a nice light crunch to each bite and a spicy kick as well.
Some people are not big fans of fish eggs; however, the masago ties everything
together. This taste of heaven is a bold and an adventurous dish that everyone
should try. Please do not be discouraged by the title “Sushi” because not all sushi
is raw. If you want the full experience, then I recommend eating these rolls with
eel sauce. Enjoy!
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