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dateCreated	2018-01-16 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Cafe Sanuki
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rev:text	Here is my doodle about the oodles of noodles :] Before anything else, let me just say that this place straight up reminds me of Shirokiya in Hawaii. Every time I go back home to the islands, I always hit up that place that is located in Ala Moana Center. And now, a part of it has magically warped into Las Vegas! As soon as you enter, you will see a display case of everything they have on the menu. It gives the names of all the menu items and little descriptions of what each one is. It is like a lil udon museum. So cheesy, I know. :p Pricing is not bad at all and seems to be about the same as other places. Maybe even cheaper, but worth it. This gives you a chance to try other menu items, since the portions are not overwhelming. The restaurant has a walk-up line where you order and pick up your food. Just like a cafeteria, you get a tray, order, and wait for your food to be prepared before making a final stop at the cash register to pay. After your main dishes are prepared, you will come across a small section of add-on items. Some of these items include a variety of tempura, chicken skewers, soft boiled eggs, and spam musubi. After all that, seating is your choice. This restaurant is pretty sizable and there are plenty of tables and chairs throughout. Now for my fave menu items and recommendations. I have tried the Kitsune Udon, Seafood Tomato Cream, Mentai Cream Udon, and the Beef Rice. As for add-ons, I've tried the shrimp/squid tempura, chicken skewers, and spam musubi. I highly recommend the Mentai Cream Udon. It had just the right amount of flavor, wasn't too salty, and it was just delicious. The broth and noodles of the Kitsune was just as good, so I'm pretty sure the flavors of the rest would be too. There was nothing special about the Beef Rice, but it was a nice little add-on. Plus, you can order the rice dishes in mini or regular sized bowls. A great option when wanting to try several different menu items. All in all, this place is really great to hit up when you want a quick and simple meal. Udon is comfort food and there's nothing more satisfying than a bowl of noodle soup when the craving for something hot and soothing is just too real. lol If you're in the area, make the stop! :]
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