sekisui midtown (memphis)
Anonymouse
just did the lunch boats at sekisui midtown after a long absences.
from 12-1 I saw 1 sake nigiri (I grabbed it), 1 ebi nigiri, 1 fake crab
nigiri, 1 maguro nigiri (it looked REALLY bad and stayed there the whole
hour).
everything else was maki and nothing really interesting.
some spicy tunas and spicy crawfish, some crunchy shrimp and a few
tempura shrimp maki....
really pretty enemic.
and they've raised the price per "boat" to 2.25....
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Dan Logcher
> Hi,
>
> just did the lunch boats at sekisui midtown after a long absences.
>
> from 12-1 I saw 1 sake nigiri (I grabbed it), 1 ebi nigiri, 1 fake crab
> nigiri, 1 maguro nigiri (it looked REALLY bad and stayed there the whole
> hour).
>
> everything else was maki and nothing really interesting.
>
> some spicy tunas and spicy crawfish, some crunchy shrimp and a few
> tempura shrimp maki....
>
> really pretty enemic.
>
> and they've raised the price per "boat" to 2.25....
Sounds pretty lame. I remember a similar experience at Isobune in SF's Japantown.
It was a lot of maki stuff and then some nigiri, and some things just kept going
around the whole time we were there. Quality was fair. Do it once for fun and
probably never again.
--
Dan
DrPostman
accordance with The Prophecy scribed:
>Hi,
>
>just did the lunch boats at sekisui midtown after a long absences.
>
>from 12-1 I saw 1 sake nigiri (I grabbed it), 1 ebi nigiri, 1 fake crab
>nigiri, 1 maguro nigiri (it looked REALLY bad and stayed there the whole
>hour).
>
>everything else was maki and nothing really interesting.
>
>some spicy tunas and spicy crawfish, some crunchy shrimp and a few
>tempura shrimp maki....
>
>really pretty enemic.
>
>and they've raised the price per "boat" to 2.25....
Well, that sucks then. I was planning on going and finally checking
it out next month. I might still do it, and bring more money.
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hooked_on...@softhome.net
I would suggest Shogun on G'town by wolfchase. I live 2.5 minutes from
Sekisui midtown and I won't go there unless a lunch partner wants to.
THere is also a Sekisui downtown, but I have only been there once ( sad
to say ) and it was great.
DrPostman
<hooked_on...@softhome.net> in accordance with The Prophecy
scribed:
>I would suggest Shogun on G'town by wolfchase. I live 2.5 minutes from
>Sekisui midtown and I won't go there unless a lunch partner wants to.
>THere is also a Sekisui downtown, but I have only been there once ( sad
>to say ) and it was great.
I've been to Shogun. I love their lobster roll. And every once in a
while it's fun to sit at the hibachi when I'm in the mood.
SilentRaven
and choose to go downtown or to the one out east.'=
JR
exception of Fuji Cafe in Collierville) comes close, in my opinion.
I've put a couple of plugs in for them here, but nobody else here has
mentioned trying it.
I've been eating their sushi and [some entree] combo just about every
time. The sushi is four pieces of nigiri: Salmon, tuna, white
(albacore) tuna, and shrimp. The fish is draped over the rice like a
blanket, and touches the plate almost all the way around. Their
rainbow roll is great, too, but it's kinda pricey.
Jack
hooked_on...@softhome.net
loved eating there. Where is it ???
JR
in Germantown is on West Street, across the street from El Porton. The
original location is in Jackson, TN, but the owner opened the new
location in Germantown about a year ago. My sister was a regular
customer in Jackson when she lived there.
The owner is amazing--once he meets you, he'll always greet you by
name.
Jack