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| - On the last day of Xmas my infant daughter gave to me...
2 hours of naptime so a couple of weary parents could gorge ourselves on surprisingly good sushi (after surviving a week of extended family) :P Fed my daughter, got her to nap on the drive over, put the cover on the stroller and rolled her next to our table. While she dozed, we went to town on Sushi Neko's hilariously named sushi rolls.
Interior: Plenty of space. Clean seating area, brightly lit. Trendy, artsy decor, with music videos on full blast. I haven't heard that much K-pop since I taught high school.
Food:
Most of it was really good, and much of it had the most ridiculous names ("Burning your ass roll", "Wet Dream," you get the picture).
Standouts:
Baked Lobster Roll -- my favorite, topped with small lobster pieces grilled. We had to have this one twice.
Something Wrong Roll -- the waitress's recommendation and it really was very good, especially since a lot of the other items were heavier and mayo based (this one uses a light citrus sauce). This one was fried shrimp and spicy soft shell crab on the inside, with tuna and salmon and whitefish alternating on the outside and a tangy ponzu sauce.
Double Dragon Roll -- fried shrimp and spicy tuna on the inside, eel, shrimp, avocado and eel sauce on the outside. This one was really good but a little spicy for me -- husband loved it
Skewers -- Bacon and Scallop... be still my heart, lol
No Name Roll -- Eel and fried shrimp wrapped in soy paper, outside salmon, spicy mayo, eel sauce and crunchies. This one was really good.
Be Sexy Tonight -- shrimp tempura, avocado, cream cheese -- topped with salmon, unagi and crunchies and spicy mayo and eel. This one was heavy but still really good.
Monkey Brain -- Fried tempura banana with crab salad topping... this one was ok, it was a little too sweet for me.
Only thing I was meh about was dessert -- while I had the ice cream mochi (you get 1), the "tiramisu" which really was anything but. It was more like a coffee flavored layered sponge cake with a dollop of whipped cream on the side.
Notes:
The pricing can be a la carte or using the all-you-can-eat rules ($30ish for adult, not sure if this is every evening but we came on Xmas day dinnertime).
Part of rules -- they will charge if you leave food, or at least service does slow down.
We came early, around 5PM. Service was ultra fast and they were taking our next orders by the last few bites of the previous order. Efficient and food comes out quick. Things started to slow down closer to 6.
Some items on the menu are limited if you do AYCE -- no-rice rolls are limited to just 1 per person, along with most dessert items.
You're able to get half rolls if the original order is a full roll (i.e. if it already says the order is 4-5 pieces, then you can't halve the order), which is great for sampling more items without getting as full.
Thanks Sushi Neko for being the ultimate reward / best way to top off our road trip :)
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