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<\/a><\/a>And I was jealous of my 4 buddies who were sharing 2 of the Sashimi Boat Dinner Set<\/strong> ($55). \u00a0Each set came with a sashimi boat, a chirashi don, a unagi don, and a platter of 9 different side dishes (8 appetizers and one dessert), and 2 miso soups. Everything was visually stunning and looked appetizing, there was a lot of food but not overwhelming because the sizes were quite adequate and quality was good. \u00a0They all enjoyed the\u00a0sets very much.<\/p>\n The sashimi on the sashimi boat had smaller cuts but quite acceptable since there was so much other food. There were albacore, red tuna, surf clam, octopus, hamachi, sweet prawns, sockeye and red snapper. Seriously they looked even better buy klonopin online usa <\/a> than my nigiri set.<\/p>\n The chirashi don was small but was filled with generous amount of ikura, so if you’re a big fan of ikura, you’re in for a treat!<\/p>\n The unagi don is actually quite largely portioned – definitely bigger than an individual serving. I stole a bite and it was warm and super flavourful. If I could have this instead of my “premium” sushi set, I would have been so happy.<\/p>\n The side dish platter was quite well prepared as well, there were braised eggplant, miso sablefish, pickled daikon, mushroom on skewers, egg dumplings, asparagus with lemon buttery sauce, fish cake on skewers, and a seaweed salad. And there was also some Dorayaki (Japanese cake with red bean paste stuffing) for desserts. \u00a0 All this food together cost only $55 and it was such a fantastic deal shared by 2 people!<\/p>\n Jac decided to eat something light and got a Tenzaru Soba<\/strong> ($11.95) set. There was not\u00a0a lot of food but she seemed to like it.<\/p>\n Kenneth ordered the Take Set<\/strong> ($21.95), which came with assorted tempura, chicken teriyaki, gomae, sunonmono, california roll, dynamite roll, one piece of sockey, albacore, prawn and scallop nigiri. Well\u00a0I would call this the perfect display of the most common things you get at a Vancouver sushi restaurant. But for $21.95, you can get 10 times of this amount of food at an all-you-can-eat sushi place, and probably the quality difference won’t be that obvious because those the most forgiving dishes.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Even though my own Premium Assorted Sushi set which cost me $30 was a little disappointing, I think it would be fair to compliment on their Sashimi Boat Dinner Set, which was $55 but it got such great value loaded with an impressive looking sashimi boat, a chirashi don loaded with generous amount of ikura, a stunningly tasty unagi don, plus 8 small appetizer dishes and one dessert dish. 4 of my buddies share 2 of the sets and the experience was great. I was super jealous of them.<\/p>\n Website and menu:<\/strong><\/p>\n http:\/\/www.ichirojapaneserestaurant.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n More Reviews:<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a>