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To my husbands disappointment I am not a huge fan of Asian food. I enjoy it, but I don't live for it. My husband on the other hand could eat it morning noon and night. Another contrast of our relationship is his love for all things seafood, and my resistance to eat anything that didn't grown up on land. Despite these two short comings of my own, I was able to thoroughly enjoy Sens.
I scanned the menu for everything chicken, beef, or pork and made my decisions from that. I ended up with the 5 spiced wings, the spicy wonton, and the sugar cane pork. I have to admit I could of probably eaten about 50 of the spicy wonton. Crispy and delicious, and not to spicy for my pregnant palette. The five spiced wings did not wow me and I ended up passing them along to the husband who devoured them. The wing itself lacked the crisp in the skin that I was looking for. The sugar can pork was interesting it was like a meat ball formed around a stick of sugar cane.I am not a pro at ordering tapas- I never know how much I really need to order. 3 plates ended up being more than I could handle, thankfully my husband was there to help.
This is a great place to enjoy a drink with friends, order for the table, and settle in to share the experience.
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