We went on with a pair of tuna. The Akami was briefly marinated in soy and has great, slightly bouncy texture and I also like the chutoro with the perfect fat balance, served with just a gentle brush of marinate. Shiroika (white swordtip squid) was presented in fan shape, delicately carved sitting nicely on top of the shari, and I love the hint of sweetness and the tender texture.
The Aji (horse mackerel) and Kohada (gizzard shad) were the highlights of the afternoon, with the former served with a dab of minced scallions and the latter, just a brush of brine liquid - both were exactly what I was looking for to deal with my sushi cravings. Going for the shorter omakase set meant less "premium" ingredients such as o-toro, uni or karuma ebi, but I did enjoy the shiroebi served as nigiri sushi with a mouthful of mild umami flavor. And to finish, the fatty katsuo (skipjack tuna) with excellent hint of charcoal smoke, anago (saltwater eel) with a generous brush of tare sauce, and kanpyo-maki (winter gourd rolls). This is one satisfying lunch and great valued too. I wasn't too keen on coming back after our last visit, but I love to be proven wrong this time.
When? October 22 2021
Where? Sushi Nakamoto, G/F 16 Pottinger Street, Central
Menu Highlights? Aji and Kohada
Web: sushi-nakamoto.com
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