A lifetime on the hips... So savour every bite! A food blogger's journey around Brisbane, Australia
Showing posts with label sushi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sushi. Show all posts
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Thursday, 16 October 2014
The Sushi 79: Sushi 79 Roll
After visiting Apple Store in Westfields Carindale I went for a ride down to Raby Bay Marina and enjoyed the view and the breeze. I felt peckish so called into The Sushi 79 for some sushi. I decided to try another house specialty - Sushi 79 Roll.
Whilst I waited I took a photo of a wall hanging of a Japanese geisha.
The Sushi 79 Roll - tempura prawn, avocado, lettuce, cucumber, mayonnaise, fish roe
Six delicious morsels of sushi which were so large I couldn't put them all in my mouth. I had to bite and then try not to drop the remainder of each piece. It's a messy business but lots of fun and enjoyable. Very tasty.
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Tuesday, 30 September 2014
The Sushi 79: Dragon Roll, citrus tea
Another visit to Raby Bay Marina for the sunset and I saw this sign at The Sushi 79. Their chef special of Dragon Roll - grilled salmon, tempura prawn, crab stick, shallots, teriyaki sauce with mayo. Yumm!
After I ordered I sat down and took some photos of the decor.
I love this fabric sculpture.
I love the chair covers.
The Dragon Roll appears. Yumm!
Citron tea with honey and lemon
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Saturday, 7 June 2014
The Sushi 79, Raby Bay Cleveland - Salmon and avocado sushi roll
Another visit, my fourth, to The Sushi 79. This time I purchased one of their $5 sushi rolls. Salmon and sushi roll. Very tasty! Especially when dipped in a soy and wasabi mixture.
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| [ Salmon and avocado sushi roll ] |
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| [ Salmon and avocado sushi roll ] |
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| [ I like to dip my sushi into wasabi soy mix ] |


Thursday, 5 June 2014
The Sushi 79, Raby Bay Cleveland QLD - Okonomiyaki, Gyoza and Dragon Roll
A new eatery at Raby Bay Marina strip of restaurants and cafes is The Sushi 79. A sushi eatery that cooks everything fresh. You won't see pre-made sushi going stale - it is all made to order
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| [ The Sushi 79 - no pre-made sushi here ] |
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| [ The Sushi 79 Raby Bay window with images of house specialties ] |
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| [ Okonomiyaki ] |
Wikipedia describes it as " a Japanese savoury pancake containing a variety of ingredients. The name is derived from the wordokonomi, meaning "what you like" or "what you want", and yaki meaning "grilled" or "cooked... Okonomiyaki is sometimes compared to an omelette or a pancake and may be referred to as a "Japanese pizza" or "Osaka soul food"
The Sushi 79 Okomoniyaki costs only $3.50 and a very tasty morsel indeed. I love the okonomiyaki sauce and japanese mayonnaise on top which really makes it really tasty. Much smaller than okonomyaki I have eaten before, it is a great appetiser and great introduction to one of my favourite japanese meals.
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| [ Gyoza or Jianzi dumplings $6 fo r 6 ] |
The second time I visited The Sushi 79 I purchased some goyza dumplings. I had tried them before and liked them. Previously mine had been steamed but The Sushi 79 fries theirs. A portion of six for $6. They were to be a tasty appetiser before a meal at home. Also known as Jianzi in Chinese, a potsticker dumpling that can be boiled, fried or steamed.
WIkipedia: "Jiaozi typically consists of a ground meat and/or vegetable filling wrapped into a thinly rolled piece of dough, which is then sealed by pressing the edges together or bycrimping. Jiaozi should not be confused with wonton, jiaozi has a thicker skin and a relatively flatter, more oblate, double-saucer like shape (similar in shape to ravioli), and is usually eaten with a soy-vinegar dipping sauce (and/or hot chili sauce); while wontons have thinner skin and are usually served in broth. The dough for the jiaozi and wonton wrapper also consist of different ingredients."
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| [ Dragon Roll - from above ] |
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| [ Dragon Roll ] |
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| [ Dragon Roll - interior ] |
The Dragon Roll was delicious and very filling. I shared it with my husband Philip and it was a very sating yet messy experience. There was so much in the filling, including grilled salmon, prawn, crab stick and teriyaki sauce and mayo - which I loved. YUMM!
So that's three times I have visited The Sushi 79. Two appetisers and a dinner. They have so much to try on their menu. Next time I intend to try one of their bento boxes.
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| [ Bento box from The Sushi 79 Facebook Page ] |
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| [ Raby Bay Special sushi roll - from The Sushi 79 Facebook Page ] |
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| [ Honey Citron tea - from The Sushi 79 Facebook page ] |
Also on my to-do list is to try some honey citron tea. Apparently citron has three times the Vitamin C and helps keeps cold alway. All that for $2
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| [ Green Tea Icecream - from The Sushi 79 Facebook page ] |
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| [ Outdoor eating - from The Sushi 79 Facebook page ] |
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| [ View from The Sushi 79 ] |
| Food Styles | Japanese |
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| Price Range | $$ (3.50-30) |
| Hours | Mon - Sun: 10:30 am - 8:30 pm |
| Specialties |
Lunch
Dinner
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| Services |
Takes Reservations
Walk-Ins Welcome
Good For Groups
Good For Kids
Take Out
Catering
Outdoor Seating
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| General Manager | Andrew Kim |
| Parking | Parking Lot |
| Public Transit | 3min walk from Cleveland train station |
| Payment Options |
Visa
Mastercard
Cash
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Address: Shop 13/152-166 Shore St West, Cleveland, Queensland 4163
Phone (07) 3821 6186
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Monday, 21 January 2013
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