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2016-01-03
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After watching Star Wars, boyfriend and I were really hungry. So we were walking around Tsim Sha Tsui wondering what to eat when we saw someone passing out flyers to this place that served Japanese style skewers. The place was packed and busy when we arrived.It's your typical izakaya where you order various skewers and drinks to go with it. Seating was very cramped. Menu only in Chinese and there are no photos of the food.Sesame Chicken Wings ($48). These were a bit too salty for my liking but t
It's your typical izakaya where you order various skewers and drinks to go with it. Seating was very cramped. Menu only in Chinese and there are no photos of the food.
Sesame Chicken Wings ($48). These were a bit too salty for my liking but then I guess they expect you to drink a lot as well. The chicken was a bit dry.
Cheese Shrimp Ballls ($32). These were pretty good. I liked them. Nice amount of cheese stuffing to make me happy. Something about cheese and seafood ... shouldn't work but it does.
cheese shrimp balls
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Chicken Cartilage ($38). Always a favorite of mine. It's like a must order item for me. Crunchy and also super salty. You really need a drink after this.
chicken cartilage
$38
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Bacon Wrapped Lychee ($38). These were tha bomb! The juicy sweet lychee combined with the salty taste of bacon was a flavor combo I love so much. Really excellent. I think my favorite of the night.
bacon wrapped lychee
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Sausage wrapped chicken bone ($38). I don't know who started this strange food item as it's basically just a sausage with a chicken bone stuck in it. But for odd reasons this is always ordered when we come here. It was ok.
Okra ($22). These were nice and soft. Not over grilled at all.
Grilled Shitake Mushrooms ($32). These were a nice break from the fried items. Mushrooms were moist and surprisingly not salty.
Bacon Wrapped Asparagus ($28). This was ok. The asparagus was still crunchy and the bacon went well with everything.
Quail Eggs ($15). These tasted pretty good. The eggs were not over cooked so not dried out.
Sichuan style eggplant ($68). This was SUPER spicy. I couldn't eat much of it so boyfriend finished this off. He liked it enough.
Grilled Ox Tongue ($38). This was way too overcooked and rubbery. Took me a LONG time to chew.
Grilled White Eel ($68). This was pretty good. The eel was cooked perfectly. It was springy in texture. There was a layer of sweet teriyaki sauce on top.
Prices not expensive and I can see why it was so popular. Food came out very quickly. We cashed out including drinks to a total of $700. Service was prompt and fast as well. An nice choice to go to if with friends and we want a late night drink and eating.
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