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2013-01-02
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A friend recommended me this restaurant for its' affordable sushi, where one can have a variety of Japanese food yet not burn a hole in their pockets. We had a hard time finding the restaurant because its' situated in the corner of Food Republic, and it was extremely crowded regardless of whichever day you go. We went there on Christmas day, thus it was even more crowded than usual.Oh yes, one important thing to note is to wear your non-slip shoes because the floors were extremely oily and there
Oh yes, one important thing to note is to wear your non-slip shoes because the floors were extremely oily and there were no grip, the older people there had to walk pretty slowly and I heard another customer complaining to the waitress, "why is your floor so slippery?"
We managed to order the last pair of smelt egg sushi (apparently we were sharing tables with strangers beside us and they ordered that as well). The waitress told them there were no smelt egg sushi left but thank God they gave the last pair to us!
We also ordered a piece of Age Tofu, it was so delicious and much better than Ramen Ten 10x, because the sticky skin does not stick to your chopsticks and the soup/sauce was not too saltish or sweet. The tofu doesn't break apart easily making it easy to eat!
I ordered a tempura udon from the main menu, and we were given large portions of fresh prawns.
The udon was chewy and although it's a tad standard lower than Sushi Tei, i would say its' satisfactory for the prices and the services in the restaurant.One thing was lacking though - free flow green tea. I think Japanese restaurants should always have this service of free flow hot green tea, maybe sakae sushi started the trend or whatever, but without the green tea it doesn't really feel that Japanese. Besides, the name of the restaurant really seem like a chinese restaurant instead.
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