
For some reason, I felt "adventurous" today so I asked Jerry if he wanted to go there for lunch and maybe go around a little bit. First stop was Mr. Kurosawa, which Ren said had really good food - plus, I hadn't had Japanese food in a while so the craving was starting to kick in. Now get ready for some of the most mouthwatering Japanese dishes I have ever had!
For the appetizer, we ordered bowls of miso soup with clams. Unfortunately, they only had one serving left so we had to share, which was a pity because the soup was so good! I have had miso with fish but never with clams. I like the latter better.

I also ordered some sushi. They call it Spicy Tuna Ledger. It was your basic roll of sushi, fried, with raw chunks of tuna on top and a pretty slice of fried potato. I have to say, the tuna practically melted in my mouth! It was so velvety and was just spicy enough to give the dish a little kick.

Next up - Beef Teppan and Seafood Teppan Platter. We always order this dish (or whatever is the closest to it) when we eat Japanese. The cut of the beef was different - it came in chunks, as opposed to the strips that we are used to. But let me tell you, I had the most tender chunks of beef for lunch!


Another dish that we always order is the Ebi Tempura. It was nothing special, but just as good as any other tempura that I've had. PHP368 for 5 pieces.



Looks pretty good and I haven't even had breakfast yet! The Japanese places around here are the "cook everything in front of you" style of hibachi cooking which we really like. Have to go to Kansas City for the closest decent sushi.
ReplyDeleteIsn't the world great? NONE of the food you show or mention would be anything I would like or even want to try! But thank goodness for diversity! That is what makes life so fun!
ReplyDeleteD-the food was very very good. And yeah, my husband keeps looking for one of them habachis here but we haven't really had much success. Hey, did you get the info for the job?
ReplyDeleteRetired-now you got me interested in what makes you hungry!
Oh Mr. Kurosawa, at last we meet. :-) I love Japanese food!
ReplyDeleteI think I want to try that place ...when I have money again. Hahahaha!
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ReplyDeleteNikki - let's go there one weekend.
ReplyDeleteVicki - let's go, too! How have you been?
ooohhh! try the monte carlo sushi! that's our favorite!
ReplyDeletecheck our post at http://reservedfortwo.blogspot.com/2011/09/mr-kurosawa.html :)
they have new additions to their menu: KATSU overload :)
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