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Our group of four had dinner here. There are two types of set menu - one is 8 courses, and the other is 6 courses + hotpot. We chose two of each among the four of us.The service is excellent, the staff and manager really took their time to explain what each course is and how to eat it (if there were condiments). I didn’t photograph all the courses we had, but we enjoyed everything. The portion sizes were perfect. I would definitely come here again!Our meal started with two cold appetisers, c
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Our group of four had dinner here. There are two types of set menu - one is 8 courses, and the other is 6 courses + hotpot. We chose two of each among the four of us.

The service is excellent, the staff and manager really took their time to explain what each course is and how to eat it (if there were condiments). I didn’t photograph all the courses we had, but we enjoyed everything. The portion sizes were perfect. I would definitely come here again!

Our meal started with two cold appetisers, comprised on a beautifully cut Japanese tomato (no dressing or seasoning, allowing us to enjoy the natural taste of the tomato). The other appetiser had cucumber (served with two types of bean paste, one sweet and one salty), a nicely steamed eggplant with a sesame condiment and
cold bean curd.

We then had the sushi appetiser. There were four pieces which were cleverly made to mimic regular sushi : “tuna” made with roasted capsicum, grilled eggplant, and two sushi rice wrapped in a Sakura leaf and green bean paper . We all enjoyed this one especially.

We had a soup which was made with winter melon and served in tiny teapots and served in tiny tea cups. This was refreshing.

The fried bean curd was accompanied by a skewered piece of gluten - it reminded me of the traditional Chinese pudding made during Lunar new year. Both were light and tasty.

The hot pot was a choice of either tomato or soy milk based soup. We chose tomato. The cooker was brought to the table and heated up in front of us. There was a vast array of vegetables and, together with the broth, was hearty and filling.

The dessert was a warabi mochi accompanied by either peach sherbert or coffee “ice cream”. I chose the coffee and it was delicious.
“Sushi”  with  green  bean  paper,  grilled  eggplant,  roasted  red  pepper  and  last  one  wrapped  in  a  Sakura  leaf.
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Fried  tofu  with  salad,  and  a  glutinous  rice  style  patty
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Hotpot  with  mixed  vegetables  in  a  tomato  based  soup 
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Warabi  mochi  with  coffee  “ice cream”
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“Sushi”  with  green  bean  paper,  grilled  eggplant,  roasted  red  pepper  and  last  one  wrapped  in  a  Sakura  leaf.
Fried  tofu  with  salad,  and  a  glutinous  rice  style  patty
Hotpot  with  mixed  vegetables  in  a  tomato  based  soup 
Warabi  mochi  with  coffee  “ice cream”