When we had our vacvation in Virginia last month, my husband was craving for some sushi so we looked at Google what restaurants they have nearby. We found this Mongolian Peking Restaurant. He fot excited because he used to eat Mongolian BBQ when he was still in Guam and he used to tell me how good it was.
The setting inside was beautiful, they have so many Aisan decors.
He wasn't impressed with their mongolian good but really satisfied with the sushi. They have plenty of selection so he tried quite a bit.
He wanted me to try sushi but for some reason, I really have no desire for it.
We met a Filipina who work there and she suggested some food that we might like. My daughter love some of the Asian sea food and their soup. It was nice because they gave military discount there. We were surprised of how affordable it was to eat there.
I remember when we wwere in Orlando Florida, the cost of food there was expensive. We went to a Chinese restaurant there, the food was okay butthething I found odd was that they charge a mandatory gratuity fee. I mean we always give a tip when we eat out but that was our first time encountering a mandatory one lol.
When we came home, he was still thinking of the sushi that he had in Virfinia so we went to Sesame Grill in Steubenville when we had our mini date. Our former neighbors invited the kids for a movie night so we had the chance to go out.
I love sushi, it's been a long time na that I haven't try again this food. It looks so yummy sis. I always partner the sushi and the mushrom creamy hot soup.
I have tried sushi Sis R but never a fan of that food though I love anything that has seafood. My taste bud does not like sushi but good thing that your craving was satisfied, that is the best part.
Now you just made me really really crave for Japanese food. I'm a self confessed Japanese food lover and seeing food pics like these makes me want to run to the neares resto. But wait... It's 1 am so that is not possible :-)
that looks good... but for some reason, i can make sushi yet i cannot eat it, because no matter how i try eating it, i can always smell the seaweed wrap. not my kind of texture to eat
I remember my first sushi experience wasnt that nice. I threw up and promised myself not to dare wat anything close to that. Fast forwArd to some years ago and i had a business meeting. It was in a japanese restaurant and was forced to eat sushi. I loved the taste and from then on appreciated it. I love maki the best but no wasabi, please.
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I love sushi, it's been a long time na that I haven't try again this food. It looks so yummy sis. I always partner the sushi and the mushrom creamy hot soup.
Sushi is quite interesting, the looks and how it is made. No wonder many like it, I am an exemption though.
I have tried sushi Sis R but never a fan of that food though I love anything that has seafood. My taste bud does not like sushi but good thing that your craving was satisfied, that is the best part.
Now you just made me really really crave for Japanese food. I'm a self confessed Japanese food lover and seeing food pics like these makes me want to run to the neares resto. But wait... It's 1 am so that is not possible :-)
that looks good... but for some reason, i can make sushi yet i cannot eat it, because no matter how i try eating it, i can always smell the seaweed wrap. not my kind of texture to eat
Grabe! I love suhi as well. you got me salivation with your photos of sushi.
This reminds me of my good friend who has so much love for sushi. She loves california maki in particular. I love it too but not really that much.
It's nice to try out something new when it comes to food. I try to do that myself so I wouldn't be wondering how a new offering tastes like.
I remember my first sushi experience wasnt that nice. I threw up and promised myself not to dare wat anything close to that. Fast forwArd to some years ago and i had a business meeting. It was in a japanese restaurant and was forced to eat sushi. I loved the taste and from then on appreciated it. I love maki the best but no wasabi, please.
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