Saturday for dinner we went to a sushi-go-round restaurant. It's a kind of restaurant where little plates of sushi and other little Japanese bites go around on a conveyor belt. You take the plates you want and they tally up your plates at the end to figure your bill. I know they have these in the states, but I've never been to one before, so it was lots of fun for me. The kids loved it too. Matthew wanted to pull anything off the conveyor belt that had a flag on it. He and Anna both loved the egg on rice and the shrimp tempura. They watched and watched to see if any more shrimp would come by that they could snatch.
There's the conveyor belt going by. I was nervous to eat there because I imagined it would be all bar type seating which could be a pain with the kids, but they had booths and tables too and still right next to that conveyor belt. Nice.
My first pick was this. It looked good and it wasn't until after I picked it up that Scott told me it was eel. I ate it anyway, and it was very good. I tried a few other things without being able to tell what they were, so I was proud of myself for that. I definitely want to go back!
Saturday for dinner we went to a sushi-go-round restaurant. It's a kind of restaurant where little plates of sushi and other little Japanese bites go around on a conveyor belt. You take the plates you want and they tally up your plates at the end to figure your bill. I know they have these in the states, but I've never been to one before, so it was lots of fun for me. The kids loved it too. Matthew wanted to pull anything off the conveyor belt that had a flag on it. He and Anna both loved the egg on rice and the shrimp tempura. They watched and watched to see if any more shrimp would come by that they could snatch.
There's the conveyor belt going by. I was nervous to eat there because I imagined it would be all bar type seating which could be a pain with the kids, but they had booths and tables too and still right next to that conveyor belt. Nice.
My first pick was this. It looked good and it wasn't until after I picked it up that Scott told me it was eel. I ate it anyway, and it was very good. I tried a few other things without being able to tell what they were, so I was proud of myself for that. I definitely want to go back!
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I remember something like this in Taiwan; back in those days, it was way cheap and all-you-can-eat. Good food, though.
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