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2014-05-11
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I peeked at the night market at the Police Military Quarters that's been so heavily advertized around town. I can't say I got much out of it besides a desire to try this place some time (they had a booth there). So for lunch on a rainy Friday we braved the elements and gave it a go.We got sets that come with 2 rolls, soup or beverage, and beans or seaweed salad. I just got a coke but my wife had the miso. "Totally standard," she says.She also got the Edamame. Same deal. You're getting exactly wh
Crab roll: had deep fried softshell crab and also some non-deep-fried crab meat. This was my second favorite of the ones we tried, and while I thought the fried crab was a little wilty and soggy, it was pretty good. B
Bibimbap roll: there's no crispy rice or egg. It's 'bibimbap' because it's got bulgogi flavored ground meat and tons of kochujang. Can I just say this: I don't like kochujang. Sure, it's a great ingredient, don't get me wrong-- I love kimchi and Korean soup etc. etc. But as a condiment I just happen to think it's too pungent and fermenty. I didn't finish my half of the roll. Not for everyone: C- Salmon and Avocado Roll: I liked this one best because it was plain and straightforward. I realize I'm at a trendy fusion place, but the fusion just fell flat for me. Who doesn't love avocado and salmon? Good: B+
Tuna roll: not raw tuna, cooked. And mostly just tuna. My wife ordered this so the fact that the food wasn't to my liking is hardly the restaurants fault. I'm not really big on tuna sandwiches and it doesn't change things when you turn it into a sushi roll. I'll just skip the rating.
Would I go here again? Yeah, sure. It was quick and efficient, and there's definitely stuff I like. Would I prefer a Korrito from K-Roll? Well, yes, that too. Rating: Average
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