Running Sushi

How many plates (mini-plates) can we finish when we pig out at a running sushi restaurant? I would always lost count. These three could put up a tower every time and it’s really worth what I pay for. The various dishes and desserts served at running sushis are very wide…they always want to try each of them. Sorry for the photo quality, this is one of those moments I forgot to bring our bulky camera – every time I say, “I forgot the camera” the kids reply in chorus, “Iphone!” So I would use my Iphone to capture everything.

Not necessarily in order would be shrimp tempura, crisscut fries, maki rolls, nigiri-zushi, spring rolls and other deep-fried bite size goodness. It’s not often that we go and indulge so I think the cholesterol they get is not yet over the head. There are a number of running sushis in the city and there are 3 that we frequent. This one is at the mall near our place.

Variety

Son2 would always have them, dip everything in soy sauce if he can, reason that he always end up drinking a lot too! (Good!)

We had steamed mussels and mini-chicken schnitzel with lemon, chicken toriyaki and spring rolls, tempura, crisscross fries, mini-schnitzels, gyoza, brocolli, among others.

Dessert

For dessert, we try to get them too but being full from the main dishes we would end up having very little. Here’s something that resembles majablanca but blander, milk with sago (tapioca pearls). Below would be something similar to turon, only smaller. Turon are bananas wrapped in batter and dip fried, served with honey. Son1 always gets those oranges which he said is easier to eat than satsumas and clementines.

Bubble Teas

We walked around the mall and bought some things. We then ended up having bubble teas – Taro with tapioca pearls, tea blends with popping bobbas. The kids have been loving these milk teas and bubble teas lately. ^_^

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Sunrise Kyoto Running Sushi

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