![]() There’s a full list of minimalist sushi nigiri: slices of fish over rice wrapped in seaweed. But eating them does tend to be a messy process.Īnd, of course, there’s a lot more here than sushi rolls. This doesn’t make the rolls any less tasty. You jam that many ingredients into a roll, it may hold together on the plate, but it won’t survive the trip from plate to mouth without disintegrating. But if you’re looking for sushi rolls that are elegantly constructed, well, these rolls do tend to crumble as soon as you pick them up. The good news is that Piranha offers a lot of food, at a very reasonable price point. I just don’t want to deal with that much temptation. And yes, I usually do wind up spending more than I would have had I gone AYCE. Me too, though in a more controlled manner. There are 48 exotic rolls on the menu, and they’re definitely what the AYCE crowd goes for. Or for the Hawaiian Roll of crab, tuna, avocado and cucumber. But you can also drop down to $9.99 for the Lexus Roll: spicy tuna, cucumber, avocado and “mayonnaisy” dynamite sauce. And the ones that are over $10 are so out of control, it’s hard to imagine the near frantic workers behind the sushi bar managing to get them out, in the midst of all that AYCE craziness.Ĭonsider, for instance, the riceless My Favorite Roll, a concoction of escolar, tuna, salmon, tilapia, crab, spicy tuna and avocado, wrapped in cucumber with ponzu sauce and masago eggs, a lot of business for $14.99, the highest priced roll on the menu. Plenty of the exotic rolls go for under $10. Extra charge based on left over pieces.”Įven without all those discounts, the prices at Piranha are lower than most. And it mentions twice that, “Can’t leave rice leftover,” and “Please do not leave the SUSHI RICE. The menu mentions that the AYCE is for one hour of nonstop eating. And let me tell you, these big boys were getting their money’s worth. It goes for $19.99 for lunch Monday through Friday, and for $25.99 for dinner and weekends. They had ordered the all-you-can-eat for the table. There were two dudes at the table next to me. ![]() A fish with giant teeth and no sense of humor - that you remember.īut far as I can tell, what the many fans of Piranha Sushi really remember is the all-you-can-eat option. A generic Japanese name is easily forgotten. Naming a sushi bar after a South American predator fish that can (supposedly) reduce a cow to just bones in a matter of minutes is perhaps a bit perverse. Sushi (which stands for “Best and Delicious”), Piranha Sushi is only mildly oddball. ![]() Compared with strange sushi bar names like Oops Sushi, GuGu Sushi and B.A.D. ![]()
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