Sushi Snack

Our last stop on the second day was the Japan kiosk. We were getting pretty full by the end of the day but decided on one last snack.


Looking at the menu, we decided to get the sushi this time and then finish the menu the next day. We definitely didn't have enough stomach space for all 4 dishes.


First, the California sushi roll ($3.50):


Like most other California rolls, this consisted of crab, avocado and cucumber. We thought it was fine but nothing special. This was a very basic and not-exciting dish.

The other roll was the spicy tuna roll ($3.75):


We both agreed that this was the better option. The spicy tuna was flavorful and we wished we had more, but it wasn't really that spicy.

Generally, the prices of the sushi rolls don't seem that alarming by NYC standards, until you realize it's only for 3 roll pieces instead of the usual 6 (or 8). It was a little bit pricey at over $1 per piece, so we probably wouldn't get it again as it wasn't out-of-this-world extraordinary. It's sad when something is considered overpriced even by NYC pricing.

Japan's dishes to be continued the next day!