One of my favourite places for a quick bite of quality
lunchtime sushi is the Kenzan outpost in the GPO building.
I work near the posh main Kenzan restaurant, but don’t generally have the
time or the cash to pop in for a quick $35 bento. Instead I prefer heading to Kenzan @ GPO, which is not the cheapest Japanese lunch option in
the city, but the quality ingredients are worth it.
It specialises in
high-quality sushi rolls with interesting ingredients. All of the nori rolls
are roll your own, which ensures that the nori is pleasantly crisp and much
tastier than pre-rolled nori. The sushi rolls range from $3.50-$5.
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Soft shell crab inside out roll |
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Prawn and avocado inside out roll |
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Spicy tuna nori roll: pre-rolled state |
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Spicy tuna nori roll |
Their
sashimi (around $15 for a small serve) is also super fresh and perfectly
prepared. The noodle options are also a
good choice for something more substantial.
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Sashimi |
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Pork ramen noodles |
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Vegetable udon noodles |
I really don't understand those who don't like sashimi, because it's raw. I mean, dipped on good sauce, it sure tastes delicious! I remembering throwing a party just to use our sushi roll maker, and served sashimi together with it. Many liked the sushi and disregarded the sashimi.
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