I grew up eating Japanese food, prepared by my family members who were born and grew up in Tokyo. We have a rule in our house...if you walk into a Japanese restaurant, specially a sushi bar, and it smells like they are cooking or serving fish, just walk away quietly. There are too many storefront restaurants serving junk, and what's even scarier is that people actually think they are eating good food. It's not just Japanese food, try looking for a good Mexican restaurant (the only one's you'll find that are well worth your money are the ones packed with local hispanics), or authentic Indian food (everyone serves murgh makhani and tandoori chicken for the American crowd). I am not prissy at all, much of the time, I eat in what you might call "hole in the wall" kinda places, because they are packed, cheap, and usually serve good food. But it is so hard to find restaurants that are worth your time!!!
2007-02-24
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