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2024-07-21
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I recently had the opportunity to try the omakase menu at the 4-star hotel's sushi restaurant, and while the overall experience was okay, the sushi itself was only average, though still better than typical conveyor belt sushi. Within expectation. Priced at $298 plus 10% service charge, the omakase menu included 10 pieces of sushi, a salad, chawanmushi, a roll, soup, and dessert. The seafood, including the sashimi, was mostly sourced directly from Japan, which is a positive.However, the sushi, wh
Priced at $298 plus 10% service charge, the omakase menu included 10 pieces of sushi, a salad, chawanmushi, a roll, soup, and dessert. The seafood, including the sashimi, was mostly sourced directly from Japan, which is a positive.
However, the sushi, while fresh, lacked the exceptional quality and attention to detail. The rice was properly seasoned, but the fish itself did not stand out as particularly impressive or memorable.
The chawanmushi, roll, and soup were all competently prepared and complemented the sushi well. The service was not attentive, and the staff couldn’t provided useful information about the dishes.
The sushi, while better than conveyor belt sushi, was average. If you're looking for a solid sushi meal in a nice setting, this omakase offering could be worth considering. But for those seeking a truly exceptional, high-end sushi experience, you may want to look elsewhere.
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