"Nancy Young" > wrote in message
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> Decided to try a new place, by that I mean they just opened in
> the last month or so. Japanese restaurant. They only had the
> buffet, no menu dining. Good, I'll try some different stuff.
>
> Sushi/sashimi of all different sorts (what's a Boston roll?).
> Um ... shrimp of every description, fried, cold, I don't know,
> tempura, whatever. Mussels, oysters, crab legs.
>
> Next station, different kinds of tempura, chicken teriyaki
> skewers, miso soup (I *will* try that one day), you know,
> on and on, all these different dishes. I skipped the nice
> looking fruit section. After a couple of passes, I waved
> a red flag in front of the bull and said ... I saw some guy
> with cake. Where'd he get it??? (laugh) He came from
> that direction (pointing) off he went, returned with some
> kind of ... Napoleon waffle thing ... don't ask me, it looked
> good. But, he got me a little ice cream cone with chocolate
> jimmies. It's been ages and ages since I've had an ice cream
> cone, was it good. Get this, real! jimmies! Not those fako
> wax ones you usually get everywhere. I took my time eating
> that.
>
> Sorry, I didn't do justice to how many items they had to
> offer. For the most part the food was very good. It was
> a nice change of pace, we'll go back.
>
> nancy

Nancy,

What was the name of it (if you don't mind my asking)? It sounds similar to
one we have here called O'Nami. They have it seperated into: salad, sushi
and sashimi, hot foods (terryaki, yakisoba, pork ribs, lobster, some type of
fish, etc), and there is a seperate dessert bar too.
The food is pretty good, and I don't know where they find such good
watermelon in March. The tempura is one of the best things there, IMHO.
Shrimp and various vegetables...the green beans are especially wonderful. My
husband and his brother enjoy the sushi and the kids love the terryaki and
the yakisoba, as well as the miso soup. The dessert bar starts with green
tea and mango ice cream, then fresh watermelon, strawberries and pineapple,
and then assorted pastries.

Anway, I was just wondering because it sounded so similar! ;-)

kimberly
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