Sushi-Ya

Hello, everyone! Welcome to my first post. It's hard to think what topic should I publish as my first post... but to make things easy for me, I 'm going to start with my favorite — Japanese food! Here you go... soome photos from Sushi-Ya at the SM MegaMall branch. Sushi-Ya is located below the grocery department at Building B.

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.

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!

Kikkoman Naturally Brewed Soy Sauce

And of course, wasabi!

Mmmmn.... ready?

Maguro = tuna.

Maguro Sashimi

Tamago = omelette — Japanese style!

Tamago Sashimi

Kani = crab.

Kani Sashimi

Shake = salmon.

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.

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?

Gyuniku Teppanyaki with Bean Sprouts

Feast on the Gyuniku Teppanyaki for just P220 bucks.

Gyuniku Teppanyaki - yummy!

Does the bean sprouts matter?

with Steak Sauce and Bean Sprouts

Japanese rice is a perfect match for the Gyuniku Teppanyaki.

Ain't complete without Japanese rice.

Sushi-Ya was established 1996.

Sushi-Ya, since 1996.

Recommended budget for 2 persons: P700 - P800.

Rating: 4 / 5 stars.