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The name says it all! |
Probably the first thing you'll order at Sushi-Ya is their tempting Mix Sashimi, which is a plate of luscious Maguro, Tamago, Kani and Shake. Not bad for P250 bucks.
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Mix Sashimi |
Before anything else, let me first setup the sauce... Aaah... Kikkoman! There are a lot more soy sauce out there that are a good match for sashimi sauce, but for me — Kikkoman is the best!
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Kikkoman Naturally Brewed Soy Sauce |
And of course, wasabi!
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Mmmmn.... ready? |
Maguro = tuna.
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Maguro Sashimi |
Tamago = omelette — Japanese style!
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Tamago Sashimi |
Kani = crab.
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Kani Sashimi |
Shake = salmon.
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Shake Sashimi |
A few cans of San Miguel pale pilsen won't hurt, right?
Chopsticks!
Though I prefer to eat using spoon and fork, every once in a while, I try using chopsticks when I eat sashimi.
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Yes! |
Now let's try a beef dish... "Gyuniku" (beef) "Teppanyaki" (teppan means "iron plate" while yaki means "grilled". Now what do we have here?
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Gyuniku Teppanyaki with Bean Sprouts |
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Gyuniku Teppanyaki - yummy! |
Does the bean sprouts matter?
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with Steak Sauce and Bean Sprouts |
Japanese rice is a perfect match for the Gyuniku Teppanyaki.
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Ain't complete without Japanese rice. |
Sushi-Ya was established 1996.
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Sushi-Ya, since 1996. |
Recommended budget for 2 persons: P700 - P800.
Rating: 4 / 5 stars.