When Pabu closed in June 2014, Baltimore lost its premiere Japanese and sushi restaurant. Sure, there are several places in both the county and city to get very delicious sushi, but most lack that certain authenticity that Pabu brought. Not to be outdone by the Michael Mina Restaurant Group, the Atlas Restaurant Group opened Azumi […]Read Post ›
Sticky Rice, a swarming sushi joint located in Harbor East/Fells Point is not your typical Asian restaurant. The menu, despite the name, features sushi and noodles with random offerings of burgers and salads as well. It’s weird to see a teriyaki burger beside options of nigiri and sashimi. Weird menu aside, we started off with […]Read Post ›
Asian gourmet has really become a popular cuisine in many metropolitan cities. The combination of Asian ingredients with French cooking and plating techniques has really become something people desire. This trend is no more evident than at Tatu in Baltimore. Tatu is a Florida based restaurant that features many Pan-Asian/Asian Fusion dishes in a chic […]Read Post ›
I can eat good Chinese food at home; therefore, I rarely crave Chinese when I travel. However, I eventually got tired of only eating steak while in Atlantic City. Luckily, the Borgata Hotel is home to a gem of a Japanese restaurant – Izakaya. Izakaya is a Japanese fusion restaurant offering small tapas-style plates, Japanese […]Read Post ›
There is no shortage of sushi restaurants in the Baltimore area; however, RA Sushi (Fells Point) somehow manages to stand out. RA Sushi isn’t your typical or traditional sushi joint. While still offering classics such as the California roll and spicy tuna roll, RA also offers roll such as the ‘Viva Las Vegas’, ‘Mango Lobster’ […]Read Post ›
This review is long over due. I went to Sushi Samba (Miami) in early July but I still distinctly remember every aspect of my experience there. In my three-day excursion in South Beach I managed to eat at Sushi Samba twice, once for lunch and once for dinner. Sushi Samba is a fusion restaurant that […]Read Post ›
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