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Shayla Maddox

Adventures in Sushi

Wednesday, April 08, 2009

So we went to Gen Kai again last weekend. :o) It started out simple enough.

But when you order Omakase, you never know what will happen. This would be mackerel sashimi:

Honestly, it was some of the best sashimi I've ever had. And what a [mildly alarming] presentation!

Here's Colin eating the fish head, after it was sent to the kitchen to be deep fried.
(P.S. I ate a fish eyeball. Yep.)

Sashimi Roll:

Then... Jun-san brought out the squid. The whole squid. A whole squid, I tell you:

I hadn't eaten a whole squid before. It was... squid-like. I also hadn't tried salmon roe either! (the orange stuff.) It's like inflated, balloon-like caviar.

And that's my story.

:o)

Labels: gen kai

This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 08, 2009 at 11:49 AM. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

Jen and Bern said:
4/8/09, 10:20 PM
Such beautiful masterpieces! Next time Zen! :)

Cyn said:
4/10/09, 1:30 PM
Wow! Sushi presentation is great. However, I am more impressed with your gorgeous paintings. From one artist to another, Awesome!
Cyn
(I'm a friend of Jen Broas)