Sushi Yasuda - non-omasake recs
Yasuda's bar is unfortunately all booked up tomorrow night, so we had to make normal reservations.
Anyone have any recommendations for having a great experience at the tables, since we can't do the omakase?
Thanks!
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I've done what pretty much amounts to omakase at the tables at Yasuda. Basically just using the waiter as a conduit between us and the sushi bar.
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I've only ever eaten at a table at Yasuda, and have always had a great experience. Don't miss the peace passage oysters, or the various eels offered. I've found that our server has always guided us in the right direction, using the menu of highlighted items that day as a starting point.
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re: Miss Needle
I love their spanish mackerel (sp?) - a favorite of mine generally, as it has a less strong/oil taste as compared to other mackerels, but is particularly good at Yasuda. Depending on the time of year, they also have an interesting selection of salmon, arctic char, etc. as well. And towards the end of the meal, I always ask the server "What haven't we had that you think we would like?" - has always paid off.
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