New York Eel Rice Dish--Yakitori Sun-Chan
1οΈβ£ Eel Three Ways π± This is listed on the menu as Unagi Hitsumabushi for two; Una don is just regular eel rice, so don't order the wrong one! The eel rice is made to order, so it takes a while, but it's definitely worth the wait. First way: Mix and eat directly from the rice pot. Second way : Add some scallions and wasabi, then mix and eat. Third way: Pour in the fish broth to make eel rice porridge. This is my favorite way! The clear fish broth nicely balances the sweetness of the eel sauce. Fourth way: (My invention π) Add some of the togarashi seasoning on the table and mix it in for a spicy kick. 2οΈβ£ Fried Chicken Wings π The breading is super thin, and the skin is incredibly crispy! The seasoning is on the sweeter side, and the juices inside are well-sealed. Five large pieces for only 8 dollars, the value for money is amazing. 3οΈβ£ Chestnut Cake with Black Sesame Ice Cream π¨ This is on the special menu, so you might miss out if you go late. The chestnut cake has a bit of a Mont Blanc feel, with an overall low sweetness that can be enjoyed with red bean paste. The chestnut cream on top is very smooth, but the overall texture is average. πYakitori Sun-Chan π2707 Broadway, New York, NY 10025 #Yakitori Sun-Chan#New York # food diary