Japanese dinner
Tried eating somewhere different - Sukiyaki, in St Albans. All in all, an odd dining experience. We went for the Sukiyaki menu. It started with broccoli in sauce, then a dish of braised vegetables (neither shown), before a small bowl of miso soup
Then for the sukiyaki. A plate of thinly sliced beef, and fresh raw vegetables was brought to the table. It looked great!
This was then simmered at the table, with a mixture of soy sauce, mirin and sugar. Served with steamed rice.
Followed by fresh fruit.
Interesting though the whole experience was, we shan't go back. The whole restaurant was a bit odd. Decor looked like it hadn't been updated in 30 years, windows all steamed up due to all the plants, and in a large room never more than two tables occupied at any point. All of this would have been fine had we enjoyed the food, but sadly we didn't. The soup was excellent, but the rest not really that nice! At £30 a head we could see why it was empty, particularly with a bustling Wagamama's 200 metres away in the town centre.
Then for the sukiyaki. A plate of thinly sliced beef, and fresh raw vegetables was brought to the table. It looked great!
This was then simmered at the table, with a mixture of soy sauce, mirin and sugar. Served with steamed rice.
Followed by fresh fruit.
Interesting though the whole experience was, we shan't go back. The whole restaurant was a bit odd. Decor looked like it hadn't been updated in 30 years, windows all steamed up due to all the plants, and in a large room never more than two tables occupied at any point. All of this would have been fine had we enjoyed the food, but sadly we didn't. The soup was excellent, but the rest not really that nice! At £30 a head we could see why it was empty, particularly with a bustling Wagamama's 200 metres away in the town centre.
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