It’s a constant struggle deciding on where to go for Japanese
food. So many factors go into deciding whether it’s going to be all you can eat
or a one that only offers a la carte. My bottomless pit of a stomach wants to go for all you
can eat but you have to factor in that quality may be sacrificed for quantity. We finally decided to go to Dai Ichi – an a la
carte Japanese restaurant that has been in business for many years.
It’s pretty typical to find a Japanese restaurant that not
only offers Japanese dishes but also Korean dishes but we decided to stick with
Japanese. Having said that, you will still get the standard Korean side dishes
consisting of pickled vegetables, bean sprouts and potatoes.
The combo boat 1 includes 20 pieces of assorted sashimi,
sushi and maki. It’s already pre-set but if you have strong preferences over
what you eat, the restaurant will be accommodating. The sashimi definitely tasted fresh and it was
a good variety of fish in the boat.
The tempura udon set was a little bit disappointing compared
to the boat. The noodles were average and the tempura batter was not as crispy
and light and we would have preferred.
Overall, we would consider Dai Ichi to be an average restaurant
boasts a moderate to high price range menu.
It was also pretty busy the night we went and there were only 3 servers
so service was a bit slow. In the future, we will definitely stick to getting
sashimi and sushi as it seems this is what they do best.
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