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2011-03-03
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To my surprise, itacho appeared since when in Bugis junction?!I thought it was only in ION, so when my friend wanted sushi, we were stuck between sakae sushi and itacho. seeing that both had Qs, we settled for Itacho which also had a Q but hey, doesn't this restaurant always get good reviews and theres so many people coming in to Q for such a long time? This was my first time and luckily, compared to the Q in ION, this was much more human since the place was also smaller than ION.It was small an
I thought it was only in ION, so when my friend wanted sushi, we were stuck between sakae sushi and itacho. seeing that both had Qs, we settled for Itacho which also had a Q but hey, doesn't this restaurant always get good reviews and theres so many people coming in to Q for such a long time? This was my first time and luckily, compared to the Q in ION, this was much more human since the place was also smaller than ION.
It was small and has very limited space, something I dislike about the resto. Quite cramp and got no space for me to put my stuff if I take a 2seater table.
We tried the pretty thing spicy salmon with beancurd stick w mayonnaise ($1.60), salmon spring roll ($3) and california hand roll of a many few.
First, the spicy salmon w beancurd, ISN'T spicy. Hahaha and the taste was just OK, nothing special nor tasteful.
Salmon spring roll is a total asian fuse! This is a must-try, it has a zing of fresh taste, perhaps lime in the sauce, with a delectable crunch of the skin and inner vegetable. Really beautiful as well in the presentation, kirei kirei!
The california hand roll, well all rolls are quite a hassle to eat. The vegetables say, are fresh enough since it was still crunchy. As expected.
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