Korean Sushi

Ate the rest of the quiche for lunch/breakfast. Made a mental note to go buy some more tomatoes to make another one, but ended up forgetting.

After school, we went across the road to get a bite. We dropped in at the Serissa Cafe. The place was pretty empty - only four tables of people. The waitress bustled by and dropped menus on our table so quickly that I later couldn't remember how they got there. After almost ten minutes, during which the waitress never showed up at all, I said "Look, I am setting my egg timer on my phone. If it goes off before anyone comes over, we're leaving."

As we left, we stopped to say goodbye to someone we knew. She said she had the same problem, and had to go up to the counter to get served. No one noticed we were leaving.

Nearby is a Korean-Japanese restaurant called Gal's Sushi. They had a waitress, and she actually brought us stuff, so we decided to stay. The girls each ordered a Tempura Udon and Spicy Tuna and Spicy Salmon roll. I went with a Korean dish, as I thought it was more a Korean than Japanese place, so I ordered the Sul Nong Tang, sliced beef in beef bone broth with rice. The Tempura Udon was good, but quite expensive. The sushi was not bad too, but for the price I would rather go to J-Town.

All in all, the meal was good, especially after the basket case that was Serissa. The place is clean and bright, and the staff friendly and helpful (again, it couldn't be worse than Serissa). I am interested in going back for the lunch specials where they have Soon Tofu, tofu with seafood in a spicy sauce. The place was a little on the pricy side in my opinion, and I feel the lunch specials will provide the same quality at a better value.

And finally, because I got so many request from my one fan legions of fans, the price list!

FOOD COSTS:

Sul Nong Tang:   $ 8.99

Tempura Udon x2: $ 25.98 

Spicy Tuna: $ 4.50

Spicy Salmon: $ 4.50