Part 1: Dinner
There's a (relatively) new Japanese place near work, so I figured I would give it a try. It's replaced another place that I seem to recall was a buffet style place.
The yelp reviews suggested getting the sashimi combo, which is what I did. I clearly did not read the menu sufficiently, as I was soon bombarded with piles of food.
- Edamame. I believe these were complementary. Not as salty as I usually like, but not bad.
- Miso soup. Standard.
- Tsukemono. I don't like pickles, so I ignored them. Sorry.
- Salad. The lettuce was a bit pale, but it had a good dressing. I'm not sure what it was, and the menu describes it as "house miso dressing." There was something sweet about it, and I kind of thought it had a pineapple-y flavor. I was offered more dressing for it, but by that time, the rest of my food had arrived.
- Rice. Duh.
- Ahi sashimi. Not much to say on this. It's ahi. Sweet, delicious ahi.
- Unagi. This can't have enough said about it. Properly grilled, so there's crispy burnt ends. I think this was the best unagi I've ever had.
Part 2: and a Show
It's been awhile since I've been to the theater, but I saw that they had a "comedy murder mystery," and couldn't pass that up.
Set. |
See, I told you that was the title. |
I will admit that it took me far longer than it should have to realize that they were doubling up the characters. It should have been obvious, in a kind of Superman/Clark Kent fashion.
Now I kind of want to rewatch Clue and Dark and Stormy Night.
I also had the weird experience of seeing someone who you think you know, but then don't have a name for that person, so you assume that you really don't know them. Weird.
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