Whenever one thinks of Japanese food, I think sushi will always appear on the top 5 of the list. If one hasn't eaten sushi on a trip to Japan, then the trip isn't complete.
There are many sushi buffet restaurants around in Tokyo or other parts of Japan. Most of these restaurants have them on conveyor belt revolving the plates of sushi in front of the patrons. One just have to pick up the sushi of one's choice.
There are many sushi buffet restaurants around in Tokyo or other parts of Japan. Most of these restaurants have them on conveyor belt revolving the plates of sushi in front of the patrons. One just have to pick up the sushi of one's choice.
Some restaurants charge by a standard price for eat-all-you-can buffet, but most of them price their sushi by the colour or pattern of the plates served.
However, one of the post-graduate students working in the same laboratory with me told me that eating in these restaurants won't be memorable enough. He recommended me the restaurant nearby our laboratory, so I tried.
There's no doubt that this has got to be the most memorable sushi meal for me. Although the price was a bit steeper at ¥1,600 for the 'Ginza Set' as how it was called, the sushi tasted much nicer than those sushi buffet restaurants. I think when it comes to sushi, you get what you pay for. The quality of the ingredients is just world apart!
Sushi are best taken with a cup of ocha or Japanese green tea, anytime!
Sushi are best taken with a cup of ocha or Japanese green tea, anytime!
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar