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2021-09-13
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Boyfriend and I discovered a small mall a walk away from the more snazzier New Town Plaza. It was here we found Sando, a Japanese restaurant that seemed to serve everything Japanese. It was very busy and it seemed people dining here lived near by.Menu is in Chinese only but they had photos of the sets. They had a la carte as well as dinner sets. All sets come with a miso soup, salad and set hot drink with possible upgrades. They also provide hot tea.As they had an $18 upgrade for a special drin
Menu is in Chinese only but they had photos of the sets. They had a la carte as well as dinner sets. All sets come with a miso soup, salad and set hot drink with possible upgrades. They also provide hot tea.
As they had an $18 upgrade for a special drink and noticed everyone was ordering a smoothie, we decided to follow. I was glad we followed most everyone there as the drink was very big indeed!
This is the mango smoothie. Look how big it was! Sweet with the taste of mango and very very icy. It was so big, I started to get brain freeze.
Boyfriend ordered the orange smoothie. Sour the way he liked it and yes, also very very big and icy.
All sets come a miso soup. This was extremely salty. At least they didn't dilute the miso. There was some kelp as well as shredded fish cake.
My set salad was a Chinese wakame salad. It was as salty as some places. Fresh and crunchy.
Boyfriend's set included a regular salad with Japanese salad dressing. Greens were fresh and crisp. There was also some corn and cucumbers. The right amount of dressing was added.
I had the udon with tempura and sushi set ($88). The udon portion was more generous. The soup was a bit on the salty side but the udon was smooth and chewy.
There were three pieces of tempura: shrimp, potato and taro. The tempura was not too oily and the coating wasn't too thick. It was also quite crisp.
The sushi platter arrived with six pieces of sushi! The rice wasn't vinegared but the fish was fresh. One of the rice had salmon flakes mixed in making it a little bit different.
Boyriend had the gyudon with rice and gyoza ($69). The gyoza was fried so well and very crunchy. The filling was still juicy.
The beef was served on the side. It was a bit on the sweet side and the beef was not over cooked.
Portions were very generous. Food tasted quite fine and for this price, nothing I can complain about. Might not return but it's always an option.
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