Don't think so...didn't look familiar. They aren't open for lunch at all on the weekends though...11:30-2 on Tuesday through Friday and 5-9pm tuesday through sunday.
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Don't think so...didn't look familiar. They aren't open for lunch at all on the weekends though...11:30-2 on Tuesday through Friday and 5-9pm tuesday through sunday.
In a stripmall on the North side of UH?
Yeah, it was the same place. Too bad...it was awesome.
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Wasabi is used for dipping the sushi.
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I got it. I got it. I call it vaginger, for goodness sakes.
I just didn't know how to react to it.
I just didn't know how to react to it.
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I loved Sushi for years until last year when my oldest sis and I had experienced food poisoning at a Sushi restaurant while I was visiting her in San Jose, CA.... Since then, Ive avoided like the plague, but I should reconsider since it was just some odd isolated incident....
That one restaurant KoC mentioned isnt too far from where I live either... I'll probably go there on Tues and try it......
That one restaurant KoC mentioned isnt too far from where I live either... I'll probably go there on Tues and try it......
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I always liked Kanpai on Bell around 22nd st, but I will definitely try Hana Sushi, and soon. Do they have cold soba, by any chance?
When I went to a sushi restaurant in Nara at an off hour, they didn't give me any wasabi. I LUV the wasabi sinus-clearing effect, so I called over the waiter/maitre'd and said, 'no wasabi?' He acted like I was obviously blind, and when he realized there really was NO wasabi, he just lit into the Sushi chef. The sushi chef looked at me grimly with a barely cocked eyebrow, dug around in his stuff, and put a huge scoop of wasabi on my tray. Then he smiled, crossed his arms and watched.
I took a good big dab, put it on a piece of sushi, and popped it into my mouth with a brave smile. That was the hottest ****ing wasabi I have ever had in my life. I thought my brain had been nuked. But I forced a smile, and when done, nodded my thanks (fooling no one) and ate another piece before I had any tea.
When I went to a sushi restaurant in Nara at an off hour, they didn't give me any wasabi. I LUV the wasabi sinus-clearing effect, so I called over the waiter/maitre'd and said, 'no wasabi?' He acted like I was obviously blind, and when he realized there really was NO wasabi, he just lit into the Sushi chef. The sushi chef looked at me grimly with a barely cocked eyebrow, dug around in his stuff, and put a huge scoop of wasabi on my tray. Then he smiled, crossed his arms and watched.
I took a good big dab, put it on a piece of sushi, and popped it into my mouth with a brave smile. That was the hottest ****ing wasabi I have ever had in my life. I thought my brain had been nuked. But I forced a smile, and when done, nodded my thanks (fooling no one) and ate another piece before I had any tea.
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Is kanpai next to the Bowling Alley? I used go there before hana opened up.
They have a really good selection I would be surpised if they don't have soba. I never heard of it though.
Soon hana will be the asfn hangout. :thumpsup:
They have a really good selection I would be surpised if they don't have soba. I never heard of it though.
Soon hana will be the asfn hangout. :thumpsup:
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Yes, Kanpai is next to the bowling alley. They are a bit slow, but good food.
Soba are the buckwheat noodles, traditionally served either in a broth with tempura sizzling alongside, or cold with dipping sauces.
Soba are the buckwheat noodles, traditionally served either in a broth with tempura sizzling alongside, or cold with dipping sauces.
I love sushi. I usually get eel, conch, octopus, etc. instead of the regular fish ones.
A few years ago my friend had a girl visiting from out of state. We were hanging out in a sushi bar and were all picking off of a tray. When she said that she had never had sushi before I told her to try the green stuff (wasabi) becasue it was really sweet and tasted great. My friend immediately jumps in saying how sweet it is and puts a big glob on the end of a chopstick. The look on her face when she put it in her mouth was priceless.
A few years ago my friend had a girl visiting from out of state. We were hanging out in a sushi bar and were all picking off of a tray. When she said that she had never had sushi before I told her to try the green stuff (wasabi) becasue it was really sweet and tasted great. My friend immediately jumps in saying how sweet it is and puts a big glob on the end of a chopstick. The look on her face when she put it in her mouth was priceless.
No, I havent had the opportunity to go there yet... I might actually head up there on Tuesday..... Let's hope they dont have Sake there or well........
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