B-Day Dinner Recs
It's that time, I'm really digging Japanese of late, Honda Ya & Shin Sen Gumi. My first thought, is to try the tempura place in Torrance. Any thoughts on that place for a B-Day destination? Any other Japanese recs? Any other recs in general?
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Here's a very successful birthday party report at Musha in Santa Monica (some people like their Torrance location even better):
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/show/...
Musha
1725 ,W. Carson St.
Torrance
(310) 787-7344›1 Reply-
re: JBC
We just celebrated a birthday at Musha's in Santa Monica, it was great! Definately try the mackeral, pumpkin croquettes, braised pork & lobster roll. See my more comprehensive review above.
For 8 items, 4 beers & sake it came to $90 (without tip). It was a lively place, food was amazing and you are walking distance to several bars afterwards.
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Tsuruhashi would be a great place for a bday party if you had less than 6 in your party I think. I'm not sure they have big tables. They serve japanese/korean bbq where you cook your own meat. They have a kobe beef which melts in your mouth and the outskirt steak is excellent as well. They also have a great kimchi fried rice as well as the bimbimbop is good too. I also like their cold soupy noodles (not sure what that's called). And lastly, they have yuzu sorbet which I love! =) Yum!
This place is in fountain valley off of brookhurst, I believe.
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I know I *always* bring this place up, so I apologize in advance if I sound like a broken record. But, it's my number one destination choice for great Japanese sushi and dining.
Frenzy Sushi
369 E 17th St, #17
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
1-949-646-1333
http://www.frenzysushi.com/(Food photos here.
)http://epicurious-wanderer.blogspot.com/2006/10/frenzy-sushi-super-post-costa-mesa-ca.html- Chubbypanda
