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2012-06-05
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Took my mom and sister to Inakaya to celebrate a special occasion. We settled into a table with ultra-low chairs - the table's height made it felt awkward. We started with a bottle of red wine - surprisingly I totally forgot what I ordered that night - maybe the food was so overwhelming it overshadowed everything. Since we're not seated at the sushi bar, we can't order sushi omakase. Since I wasn't able to book the robatayaki room, we can't order from the robatayaki menu either.So we settled for
We started with a bottle of red wine - surprisingly I totally forgot what I ordered that night - maybe the food was so overwhelming it overshadowed everything.
Since we're not seated at the sushi bar, we can't order sushi omakase. Since I wasn't able to book the robatayaki room, we can't order from the robatayaki menu either.
So we settled for a sushi sashimi set, a teppan yaki set, some additional sushi/sashimi, tempura, grilled items. The Hokkaido uni was very nice - but that didn't require much skill. The otoro sashimi were served in chunks - it was very odd. I didn't eat any because the visual effect made me lost any appetite I had. Overall I'd say the sushi/sashimi items are okay, save the otoro. The shrimp tempura were okay nice, not very greasy and the shrimp seems fresh. When my sis eats tempura, she must eats rice. So she ordered a bowl of white rice - which turned out to be $50! Not that I wasn't expecting to spend a fortune but $50 for a bowl of rice? It's hard to justify. The tamago sushi (at $50 a pop) is more expensive than a hamachi sushi (at $40). That really makes you wonder, is the hamachi so average that it costs less than eggs (okay maybe Japanese eggs but still...)?
The bill came out to be $8000 for three people - and as you can see, I only have very sketchy memory of what we ate. How sad is that?
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