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Re: Beer Tasting - All You Can Eat Tapas and Sushi ON MORE TIME

Anonymous — Sat, 30 May 2009 21:12:42 GMT

YASU JAPANESE BISTRO IS THROWING A WINE AND BEER TASTING EVENT WEDS JUNE 17.

THERE WILL BE A LIVE BAND , JAPANESE STYLE TAPAS AND SUSHI BAR, WINES FROM GRAPEFIELDS DIST, A SEASONAL SELECTION OF BEERS FROM VICTORY BREWING, AND A MARTIAL ARTS DEMONSTRATION BY KARATE ATLANTA. RSVP FOR THE BEST SEATS. WW.YASUJAPANESEBISTRO.COM

Beer Tasting - All You Can Eat Tapas and Sushi

PeachTart — Fri, 08 May 2009 13:25:06 GMT

Wednesday, May 27, 2009 - Yasu Japanese Bistro is the place to be for an exciting evening of Tapas, Sushi and Beer Tasting. $35.00 cover charge. Fun begins at 6:30pm (678) 947-4446 www.yasujapaneebistro.com

Steel Atlanta

atlgoldielox — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 12:51:18 GMT

My husband and I absolutely love good sushi so we decided to try a new restaurant over the weekend. Steel recently opened in Midtown on the corner of 10th and West Peachtree, and the sushi was absolutely amazing! We both loved the Firecracker Roll (spicy tuna, w/ avocado crab jalapeno) and everyone recommended the Mt. Fuji Roll which was also delicious!

Sushi isn't the only thing on the menu at Steel.....they also serve a variety of "sea" and "land" dishes, all with an Asian flare, and my co-worker LOVES their Bento Boxes.

Another plus for Steel - FREE PARKING! The garage attached to the restaurant is free of charge making it even more convenient.

We love it and can't wait to go back!

P.S. They also do special events - complete or partial buy-out:)

Yakitori Jinbei: Smyrna

TheBlissfulGlutton — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 14:11:00 GMT

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Ever since I returned from Japan, I have been craving Japanese food all the time. I have been making my rounds at the many Japanese restaurants of Atlanta in search of Japanese homestyle dishes--there is so much more to the cuisine than sushi. Yakitori Jinbei had been on my list of places to try after a reader recommended it a while back. I finally got the chance to stop in today for lunch. The restaurant specializes in yakitori, which is pieces of chicken (and other items like quail eggs or Japanese vegetables) grilled on a stick and topped with your choice of sea salt or a sauce. Yakitori Jinbei only serves yakitori at dinner, but the lunch menu has plenty of delicious items like soba noodles and donburi to choose from. Since it was so cold outside, I opted for the bowl of ramen noodles swimming in pork stock and topped with roasted pork slices, seaweed, and green onions ($9 for the soup, salad, and small bowl of fried sticky rice). I rarely see ramen served in Atlanta so I took advantage of the opportunity.

Tonkotsu ("pork bone") ramen

Closeup of the noodles

Fried rice

The soup was absolute heaven. I think I may have actually made some yummy noises out loud. The noodles had the right amount of bite and the bright bursts of green onion and ribbons of seaweed contrasted the rich stock perfectly. That has to be the best ramen I have had in quite some time--it was silky, creamy, and complex...insane. The pork was very tender and sliced into little thin rounds. An overall great soup that is worth the trip. I also spotted a tonkatsu platter passing me by that looked scrumptious. I'll get it next time. And, trust me, there will be a next time.

RESTAURANT INFORMATION:

Address: 2421 Cobb Pkwy, 30080 Phone:(770) 818-9215 Hours: Closed on Sunday Payment: Cash and credit Website