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Anna N

Anna N


To add the name of the beef dish. Not sure why things became somewhat confused here. Operator error I am sure.

 Back in our own hometown(s) after a delightful sojourn in nearby London, Ontario, I didn’t have much hope that lunch would happen today. I had a dental appointment and did not fancy being in a restaurant, drooling from one side of my mouth, in public. Apparently things have improved immensely. The freezing had almost completely disappeared before my bill was paid. But something comforting and consistently good still seemed like a practical idea. And so we returned to Sakai.

 

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Tea for Kerry and sake for me and this time they did not bring an additional drinking cup!

 

 Again we decided that a selection of appetizers was the route to go.

 

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 Steamed dumplings.

 

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 Korean kalbi  beef. 

 

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 And the signature dish—rock shrimp. 

 

Just as an aside foie gras was on the menu. 

 

 

 

 

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Beef sashimi. 

Anna N

Anna N

 Back in our own hometown(s) after a delightful sojourn in nearby London, Ontario, I didn’t have much hope that lunch would happen today. I had a dental appointment and did not fancy being in a restaurant, drooling from one side of my mouth, in public. Apparently things have improved immensely. The freezing had almost completely disappeared before my bill was paid. But something comforting and consistently good still seemed like a practical idea. And so we returned to Sakai.

 

006DC546-2203-404D-B187-264B721F6EFC.thumb.jpeg.b48887d9f6c56b3e775f6ec6f8963cca.jpeg

Tea for Kerry and sake for me and this time they did not bring an additional drinking cup!

 

 Again we decided that a selection of appetizers was the route to go.

 

25870542-6033-4D04-9668-7D494526E00B.thumb.jpeg.da9d728f1d39587d3c972295573f2bfb.jpeg

 

F940B449-0A7F-4F68-90DD-296135D5C58A.thumb.jpeg.48a1d1adf7d377cc793734981fbeddcb.jpeg

 

 Steamed dumplings.

 

A00C6CC4-48E4-487E-A67D-B7E94DD886D8.thumb.jpeg.83f4991a6b9c06b3ffc4c2f0d9349a0d.jpeg

 Korean kalbi  beef. 

 

865A5F2B-BB7C-4F1D-8E03-FD2B4B6959ED.thumb.jpeg.3c6fe30972032775bd4e660291c6c67d.jpeg

 

 And the signature dish—rock shrimp. 

 

Just as an aside foie gras was on the menu. 

 

 

38572215-3AEC-44E0-9BB6-612C5AB798CE.jpeg

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