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Originally Posted by kevin7352
I also went to try sushi paradise today and I agree, it was quite difficult looking for parking at this place. Princess St is kinda like the back alley of the mall for some reason.
Anyways, it was a very nice and small place. The chef and the waitress were both authentic Japanese! The sushi took a while to come but i guess it was made on the spot (since i ordered negitoro roll and spicy scallop roll).
It was really good! The rice was a tad bit dry but i didnt mind it.
maybe i'm not use to it but their rolls were pretty small compared to samurai but i didnt mind it.
i had 6 pc salmon sashimi- they gave me 6 pieces and a small pile of scraps from the trimmings i think? but i thought that was a pretty cool thing for them to do. the salmon itself was soft and sweet. i loved it
negitoro roll was also very delicious. nothing much to say about it
spicy scallop roll was especially good. it wasn't too spicy that it killed all the taste buds. just enough for kick.
bc roll was a bit dry compared to samurai but i think it was because they used salmon meat as well whereas samurai uses only salmon skin.
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the only downside is that they didnt have an unagi cucumber roll! my fav!
overall i thought it was pretty good except it is pretty far from where i live
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Originally Posted by kevin7352
When did I degrade this place? I barely compared it to Samurai. I only based the descriptions on Samurai because I've had the most experience with Samurai and I'm sure everyone here is familiar with Samurai too.
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regardless, Samurai belongs to the "best bang for your toilet" thread.