
寿司Sushi Dinner
21.95Omakase means I leave it to you. Nine pieces chosen by the chef, and half a tuna roll to close the scene.
Nine pieces and half a tuna roll, chef's choice
One dancer, one fan, the moon and falling snow.
The narratorStillness. Snow on the garden. A single dancer, a single blade. Omakase: I leave it to you. Trust is the rarest ingredient of all.
Served with house soup and salad. The knife decides; you receive.

Omakase means I leave it to you. Nine pieces chosen by the chef, and half a tuna roll to close the scene.
Nine pieces and half a tuna roll, chef's choice

Thirteen pieces in procession, from the leanest fish to the richest, the way Edo's sushi masters taught their apprentices to serve.
Thirteen pieces and a California roll

Sushi with rice, sashimi without. The same sea, told two ways at one table.
Sushi and sashimi, chef's choice

Sashimi asks the most of a chef and the least of the fish. Only the knife, the cold, and the patience to do nothing more.
Sliced raw fish, chef's choice
