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| - I am giving this place 3.5 stars.
A while back, my longest-serving student had a lunch with fellow interns. She was here for all-you-can-eat sushi (she can eat like there is no tomorrow) and said that it was okay.
Our team has lunch out every Friday, but you aren't obligated to go each week. Last Friday, it was KK Sushi. We were a group of five.
I looked at the menu online days before our outing. It was difficult looking at what was a scanned version of the takeout menu. I can't do a stuff-your-face-till-you-pass-out joint too frequently. I was pleased that there were lunch specials. I saw ramen and went with it.
We got there before noon and sat at a booth. We got menus, as we had all indicated that we wanted the lunch menu.
I had eyed the ramen. The seafood one with an egg looked interesting. However, the fake crab meat in the photo prompted me to do the chicken.
I wasn't sure how big the portion sizes were, so I ordered veggie tempura to start. I also got a Diet Pepsi, which came with a lemon wedge.
Our orders came quickly. I got my veggie tempura quickly. I got two pieces of yam, two pieces of broccoli, a piece of zucchini, and one piece of carrot. They all were crispy with the light tempura batter. You got huge florets of broccoli. I had already eaten a quarter of a broccoli head at this stage.
My ramen came next. The size was generous. I could have done without the tempura. Again, there was more broccoli in it, so I had consumed at least half a broccoli head by the time I was done.
My food was hot temperature-wise. I should have let all my food cool down a bit.
I had the option of going with either a soy or miso soup base. I never was offered that choice and ended up with the former. I like both, so it wasn't a huge deal. It would have been nice to have been asked, though.
My ramen tasted good. I wasn't expecting a separate plate with my crispy chicken with a light teriyaki sauce. So, it wasn't exactly what I had envisioned to get. Still, the noodles were perfect and the chicken was delicious.
Our boss came in late. He did not like his sashimi plate. He first said that his miso soup tasted odd. He then said that his sashimi wasn't fresh.
My student also ordered ramen, but the beef version. She felt the same way as I did -- yummy, but the separate meat platter was dfiferent.
My colleague who was next to me did a sushi roll special and liked it a ton. Our other colleague had a huge teriyaki bento box. It looked good. He polished it off, which meant that he was happy.
I would like to come back and give more of the menu a try. It was odd to see a sign when I first walked in that said that there was a delivery pick up area. I think it means that you pick up your food for takeout. It doesn't appear to offer delivery of food to your home.
You can pay using your debit or credit card, or pay in cash. We did all of that at our table.
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