My friend and I decided to go to a restaurant we both have never been to before. I had heard that prices there were mid-range. When we walked into the door, at around two-o'clock in the afternoon, we were immediately seated, no line to wait in. Not too long after, we ordered our drinks, and got them in minutes by a quite pleasant and friendly waitress, who brought us our meals, which were bento boxes.
Not only was the service great, but the bathroom was amazing. It was so clean it almost made me not want to leave. The decorations in the bathrooms were related to the suggested culture of the restaurant. As the bathroom was amazingly clean, so was the floor of the restaurant. I was impressed with the constant sweeping of the floors in the place, because it makes for a great area, clean atmosphere, and a good work ethic on the employee's part.
Daichi Sushi Grill is a great place if you are looking for a late lunch or dinner in general. You can leave with a bill from ten to forty dollars depending on the dishes you choose. The best deal on the menu is the lunch, because you can get one, medium size bento box coming with miso soup, rice, and a salad. We came out with a bill of 31 dollars. Overall the prices are mid-range and going there for a late lunch is recommended.
With our main entree, we got salad with a orange-yellow dressing that tasted sweet, but with a little kick at the same time. The greens seemed to be freshly bought, maybe fresh from a farmers market. As well as the sweet salad, we got Miso soup. My friend had never tried Miso soup in his lifetime. We both tried it and we could taste a sense of fish in the soup, which was the small chunks floating in the soup. We came to the conclusion of our appetizer and our main entree arrived and smelled like stepping into an Asian buffet.
The smell was a true scent of perfection, Asian style. My friend had gotten a chicken cutlet, which is basically like a set of chicken strips, with a touch of sweet sauce. He also got the fried shrimp, which he also had never had. There was a hint of sweetness, rolled with bread crumbs, which created an amazing plethora of tastes. I got the pork cutlet, which is basically the same thing as the chicken cutlet, but it is pork. With my bento box, I got the broiled salmon, which had some skin left on it, but that did not ruin the taste at all. Coming with our boxes, we had dumplings and edamames. Combining the vegetables, meat, fish, sauce, soup, drinks, made for a great tasting meal, but the meal was not done yet...
Lastly, our Cedar Park roll arrived to the table. The sushi plate was integrated with: Shrimp, some other type of seafood, sushi, wasabi, and some chili sauce with little kick. Since this was both of our first times going to this restaurant, we decided to be adventurous and try one more dish. I think that the second type of fish was raw, but the shrimp was cooked for a good taste. The sushi was wrapped well and took a lot of tastes and combined them into one meal. This dish concluded our meal and I even took some home and still enjoyed it outside of the restaurant. Both of us were sad that we did not have room for dessert, but we still enjoyed every part of the meal we had. read more