Must haves at Morimoto?
My girlfriend and I will be dining at Morimoto next weekend; neither of us have been and are very much looking forward to it. From apps to entrees to desserts, what are the must eats?
(within walking distance, post-dinner dessert recs appreciated as well!)
Thanks very much!
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I did the omakase, it was a little different that ones already described. One of the courses was soba noodle carbonara with edemame which was out of this world. It's on the regular menu. The rock shrimp tempura is also very tasty.
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Thanks very much for the tips. I am thinking of going with the $120 Omakase and possibly the larger chef's combination. I am assuming this would offer a nice variety of their best dishes. The table-side prepared tofu does sound appealing as well. I will try to report back.
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re: michael
If you order the $120 omakase, this is an approximation of what you will receive...
Toro tartare topped with scallions and osetra caviar.
Some type of oyster sampler. There were three quarter-sized oysters, each topped with something different (japanese salsa, thai fish sauce, and ceviche).
Scallop carpaccio topped with ginger and warm oil.
Sashimi salad
A black vinegar "soda" intermezzo
Lobster Epice
Seared Wagyu Beef "sashimi" topped with cilantro oil and abalone.
A sushi sampler
Dessert was a sweet potato cake accompanied by some type of cream and berry.
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I went there with my husband and we got the omakase for $120 and the sake flight for $30 to accompany our meal. It was pretty fantastic, and the restaurant itself is really well designed.
From what I recall, this is what we got.
O-Toro tuna tartare in a light soy sauce
Kumamoto oysters (3)
Scallop carpaccio with lime oil
Jackfish sashimi w/watercress salad & yuzu vinaigrette (delish)
Lemon grass sorbet
8-spice steamed lobster
kobe beef seared
sushi (yellowtail, toro, some clam, jackfish, red snapper)
chocolate soufflet w/lavender mousse... the mousse was outstandingEnjoy! And report back.
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