One thing I look forward to in summer, is getting to do all those things that I never ordinarily have time for during the school year. One thing that to-do list includes is all the restaurants I have been dying to try. And that list my friends is extensive.
Monday, my friend Angela and I went to Iron Chef House in downtown Brooklyn for sushi. I know all sushi places aren't the same (trust, I got sick from a place closer to school) so despite the reviews on Yelp and various other sites, I go in with not low, but not high expectations. Well this place may be giving my usual spot Elaine's, a run for their money. That. Good! It's a tiny little spot by the Brooklyn Bridge with a great atmosphere, quick service and a massive selection of specialty rolls. Heaven!!
Monday, my friend Angela and I went to Iron Chef House in downtown Brooklyn for sushi. I know all sushi places aren't the same (trust, I got sick from a place closer to school) so despite the reviews on Yelp and various other sites, I go in with not low, but not high expectations. Well this place may be giving my usual spot Elaine's, a run for their money. That. Good! It's a tiny little spot by the Brooklyn Bridge with a great atmosphere, quick service and a massive selection of specialty rolls. Heaven!!
the most delicious salad ever. crab meat, almonds, avocado and the most delicious cranberry dressing.
gyoza is always a must.
the feast
monkey roll
(shrimp tempura topped with avocado and three spicy sauces.)
tuna and spicy shrimp/salmon rolls. I realized i don't like tuna rolls as much as I thought I did:/
the after.
too bad this picture does not show the massive food coma that ensued.
