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Jet · 10-25-2010, 08:27 PM

I went there a week ago just for a quick lunch since I work around the area and if you go when there are no specials, it is pretty pricey ...

I have to agree with the Samish Bay oysters, I have never tried them before and I'm a Kusshi, Kumamoto and Village Bay fan and I was blown away at the texture, taste and size of the oyster for the price and against the heavy hitters, Kusshi and Kumamoto are very nice oysters but they are just crazy small for the price, but Samish Bay ones have the same texture and creaminess that the others had but the size was almost double ... also its a west coast oyster just in Washington State I believe so it travels only a short distance over (but then the Kusshi and Kumamoto I believe are also WC)

Decor is decent and the staff is knowledgeable for sure but go during specials or prepare to dish out some decent coin ...

10-25-2010, 08:27 PM	#12
Jet 14 dolla balla aint got nothing on me! Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Richmond Posts: 623 Thanked 56 Times in 18 Posts Failed 0 Times in 0 Posts	I went there a week ago just for a quick lunch since I work around the area and if you go when there are no specials, it is pretty pricey ... I have to agree with the Samish Bay oysters, I have never tried them before and I'm a Kusshi, Kumamoto and Village Bay fan and I was blown away at the texture, taste and size of the oyster for the price and against the heavy hitters, Kusshi and Kumamoto are very nice oysters but they are just crazy small for the price, but Samish Bay ones have the same texture and creaminess that the others had but the size was almost double ... also its a west coast oyster just in Washington State I believe so it travels only a short distance over (but then the Kusshi and Kumamoto I believe are also WC) Decor is decent and the staff is knowledgeable for sure but go during specials or prepare to dish out some decent coin ... __________________ "Everything's Coming up Milhouse!"