Sushi news anywhere in the world other than Austin, Texas
Submitted by GingerK on Fri, 2007-12-28 14:19
Went to Odaku with my family. The sushi was not good at all. I had spicy tuna and spicy salmon. The miso soup was horrible. My husband and daughter enjoyed their chicken terriyaki, and beef terriyaki. It was tasty, but I went for the sushi and was so disappointed.
Submitted by nomadic_texan on Thu, 2007-05-17 10:30
Tokyo Bowl, Houston (more like Clear Lake Area)... has the best sushi! Its small, and cramped.. but the food is amazing!!
Submitted by admin on Fri, 2007-03-16 16:18
As you know, we've got fun branded clothing and goodies in our Cafepress store, but we now also have an Amazon A-store which is filled with Japanese cookware, foodstuffs, and other junk. Check it out here
Submitted by admin on Fri, 2007-03-16 15:58
If you've been living in a cave, or living in Austin, you probably missed SushiMasters 2006, the mega-spectacular sushi-making contest in Sacramento, California, the heart of the U.S. sushi rice industry. No matter, we've got many photos for you to salivate over.
Submitted by admin on Fri, 2007-03-16 15:50
We're happy that our friends are happy. And we mean Dishola.com. Find the sushi and other dishes fast! Congratulations to our favorite (other) food site. :-D
Submitted by stayclassysd on Mon, 2007-02-19 16:42
If you are ever in town, try Samurai's Japanese Restaurant located in Solana Beach/Rancho Santa Fe area. Not only does this restaurant have awesome ambience, their sushi is top quality. My boyfriend and I enjoy the sashimi; it's fresh and melts in your mouth EVERY single time. Try their chef special roll if you get a chance. It's a baked scallop roll that will definitely fill you up. Samurai's lunch and dinner entrees are delicious too. We enjoy the scallop tempura. I would highly recommend this restaurant for fine japanese dining and service. Price isn't that bad either.
Submitted by sylvie on Wed, 2006-11-08 19:24
This place is great. We tried one of their pre fixe menus to sample all the delicacies. I got to try jelly fish. This hotel is the only Japanese-owned hotel in the city. We were the only Americans in the restaurant too. I took it as a good sign that it was an authentic place for sushi.
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