Party du Nouvel An Lunaire au Le Fou Fou !
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Menu roumain et méditerranéen, ainsi que sushis et cuisine japonaise. Osaka Mioritika invite les gourmets à savourer un repas traditionnel roumain et japonais. Spécialisé dans les variétés exotiques de nigiri sushi, maki et sashimi préparés avec une variété de poissons, fruits de mer, légumes et épices, le menu d'Osaka Sushi propose un large choix de plats japonais. Si les sushis restent le point fort du restaurant, les convives peuvent également choisir parmi d'autres plats japonais comme le bœuf, le poulet ou le porc teriyaki, le Général Tao, etc., ainsi que des plats traditionnels roumains comme les sarmale, la ciorba de burta, les mici, la ceafa de porc, etc., et des plats méditerranéens réputés. Musique live tous les samedis et soirées dansantes privées (jusqu'à 90 personnes).
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Went for a soup (tripe soup, Romanian style). I discovered a sushi restaurant with a Romanian flavor - some call it'fusion'. I don't know about fusion, but I had the BEST sushi i have ever eat (& i eat a lot of it, & not the IGA or Metro ones) & best tripe soup, Romanian style. Nice atmosphere, friendly sushi cooks (you see them) & those in the back making the Romanian food.
Go & try.
You won't be sorry.
We ate the Romanian food this time: delicious meals, great service & staff,we didn't wait long for our food. I trully recommend it!
They offer japanese & romanian meals. The food was average. The stuff was nice & accommodating.
We went there on an evening when they had a party going on. There was live music & a DJ, romanian & international music. It was a little bit too loud to have a conversation. The atmosphere was great & there was plenty of room to dance.
They don't always have parties, you can ask before going especially on the weekends.
We would go back for another party.
The Japanese food was sub par but it's not bad. The general tao is beyond sweet but for some reason they had it soaked in some sweet sauce. The crispy chicken was soggy & had a green pepper taste. I didn't finish it & if you're never had general Tao you'll be fine. If you know general tao avoid it plenty of great choice. The Romanian food was delicious & miles ahead of the Japanese. Huge issue is tbe ac they have two small units & you'll find yourself outside trying to cool off. The prices were on average 30$ they also have a fixed menu at 70$ but honestly a la carte was more than enough food. The shushi is far from great. If you're going to have shish get anything tempura. The rice was overcooked but again it's not terrible. The party is where it's at. Live music & a DJ. Romanian music & English, Greek, Aramaic music for you to enjoy. Plenty of room to dance. It's bring your own wine so that's great. Overall it was very nice. 7 adults each with a main dish & 70 pieces of sushi & a 4 extras 300$ plue tip. Very affordable & everyone enjoyed the food & ambiance. If you want to try something different it's great. Food & dancing you can't go wrong.