My carry out eat on the train dinner of succulent sushi was very fresh. It was the Harmony box set 15 pieces in total, there was plenty including
- a selection of salmon, tuna, and shrimp nigri
- crabmeat and avocado hosmaki
- prawn mayo gunkan
- californian rolls
As you can see pickled ginger, soy sauce and wasabi paste are included. All for £6.95. I also had a packet of wasabi peas so hot they made my eyes water.
On my return the next day a late lunch snack of chicken gyoza noodle soup looked appetising
Perhaps I should of realised that two thirds of this dish comprised of rice noodles. There was very little broth and the fresh vegetables consisted of shredded carrot, a small amount of chinese leaf and one mange tout. Chilli, spring onion and coriander "garnish" added some interest. The prize was three delectable soft steamed chicken dumplings. I will not be going back for another noodle dish also this soup was almost the same price as last nights (too much to finish) sushi.
There are however a lot interesting Japanese alternatives hot and cold which I think are worth a try.
There are however a lot interesting Japanese alternatives hot and cold which I think are worth a try.
I also like the way you can fill a box with mixed sushi of your choice.
Wasabi is in its 10th year and the quite newly opened Kings Cross branch is number 26 in the capital.
The station has a lot of alternatives including Pizza Express, Giraffe, Pret, Benitos Hat (mexican) and Leon so there is no shortage of variety to sustain you on your journey.
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