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CRISPY TANUKI URAMAKI SUSHI (YAMAZAKI)

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PLACE NAME - Yamazaki RATING - 10/10 DESCRIPTION - Served alongside mustard sauce, sweet chili oil, and fragrant jasmine tea, the crispy tanuki urmaki sushi had a unique taste. The ambiance and service were standout qualities of the place. A personal favorite was the delightful carrot and cucumber pickle they served – an absolute highlight of the experience TASTE - Crispy Tanuki Uramaki sushi is a Japanese dish . In this creation, a layer of crispy tempura batter coats the outer layer of the roll, providing a delightful crunch that contrasts with the tender interior. The filling includes ingredients like cucumber, avocado, while the rice is placed on the outside. The combination of textures and flavors makes Crispy Tanuki Uramaki sushi an enticing and satisfying choice for sushi enthusiasts PRICE - 449 CONTAINS - Rice, nori, letus, сream cheese, unagi. (Included: 1 soy sauce, 1 ginger. HYGIENE - 5/5 ADDRESS - You can try this every outlet of Yamazaki but I tried this in YAMAZAKI Pan-As...

SUSHI(THE BETTER STORE)

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PLACE NAME - The better store RATING - 8/10 DESCRIPTION - "These are the cheapest sushi I've ever seen, and the taste is also good. The ambiance, the taste, and the price are just amazing. It's a must-try for the people living in Nagpur.” TASTE - "This place is an excellent choice for first-time sushi eaters, as it offers affordability for two people. I had the opportunity to sample both the crispy tempura uramaki and the creamy avocado dragon roll sushi, each featuring distinctive textures and flavors. The creamy avocado dragon roll sushi had a mildly creamy texture, and the rice within it added a pleasantly chewy element. While it had a simple and decent taste, it wasn't exceptionally flavorful. On the other hand, the crispy tempura uramaki provided a delightful contrast with its slight crispiness, and it incorporated distinct vegetable flavors that offered a satisfying crunch, harmonizing perfectly with the slightly chewy rice. When dipped in soy sauce and wasa...