Brought K to my favourite sushiya — literally Sushiya! After my wonderful dinner barely a month ago, I had high expectations and didn’t leave disappointed. Almost every piece was a hit, except the chewy squid despite Chef’s superb knife skill. And this time, I requested for two unagi — one lightly glazed, the other sprinkled with shio and yuzu zest. Bliss!
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Day 67: Sushiya すし家 (2nd Visit)
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Day 66: Sushi Kanesaka 鮨かねさか
Posted in Tokyo, tagged 鮨かねさか, ginza, ginza sushi, ginza sushi restaurants, omakase, shinji kanesaka, Sushi, sushi kanesaka, sushi omakase, Tokyo, tokyo eats, tokyo sushi, tokyo sushi omakase, tokyo sushi restaurants, where to eat in tokyo on July 1, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Shinji in Singapore is famous among local foodies and Sushi Kanesaka in Tokyo is a must try for fans of Shinji. We opted for 15 pieces (excellent value!) and left very satisfied. Standouts for me include the chutoro, shima aji and shiro ebi. It’s also where I had my first taste of kisu – a Japanese silver fish in season now.
Day 52: Sushiya すし家 (1st Visit)
Posted in Tokyo, tagged すし家, birthday meal, ginza, ginza sushi, ginza sushi restaurants, Sushiya, Sushiya すし家, Tokyo, tokyo eats, tokyo food, tokyo must try, tokyo restaurant, tokyo sushi, tokyo sushi restaurants on May 29, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Happy birthday to me!!! I’m all ready to splurge in omakase style at Sushiya すし家, one of the up and coming artisan sushi restaurants in Tokyo. Chef Takao speaks good English so that’s a plus! Dinner consists of 10 otsumami and 13 pieces of sushi before ending with a slice of pudding-like tamago #mindblown
I love everything except the hirame (flounder) and ika (not a fan of squid) sushi. The otsumami are wonderful: water shield (amazing texture, we drank it like a soup), shiroebi with fish guts (sounds gross but tasty), kegani (hairy crab peeled and stuffed back into the shell!), hotaru ika (one of the highlights for me as it’s my first time trying firefly squid), bafun uni, aburi bonito, toro cheek (this is so tender!), ankimo liver, grilled nodoguro and the signature aged mackerel roll.
Then the sushi other than flounder and ika (both too chewy): buri (yellowtail), masa (the trout looks dark because Chef dunks the whole thing in a bowl of marinade), three cuts of tuna (I really really like the tuna cuts here; even the leanest akami sushi melts in the mouth, let alone chutoro and otoro), ebi, kohada (another first for me!), aji, baby scallop, uni (amazingly clean tasting, I’ve never had uni like this before), anago and lastly the tamago.
Omg the tamago! I want two next time! (hinting to K hahaha because I’ve made a reservation for us next week yay!)