Wilson > wrote:
> The wife and I had a long awaited chance to get to our favorite sushiya
> this past Tuesday - always a scheduling problem to be out of town when
> the restaurant is open.
> [ . . . ]

Overall, sounds like a fun evening. Excellent price!

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"Wilson" > wrote in message
...
> sometime in the recent past Nick Cramer posted this:
>> Wilson > wrote:
>>> The wife and I had a long awaited chance to get to our favorite sushiya
>>> this past Tuesday - always a scheduling problem to be out of town when
>>> the restaurant is open.
>>> [ . . . ]
>>
>> Overall, sounds like a fun evening. Excellent price!
>>
> And we seem to get the same wait person every time and she's been very
> patient and helpful. When I commented on the plums, she said that she
> orders special umeboshi "kashi" (unsure of second word, but I think that's
> what is sounded like)

I would suspect that the word might have been "Kishyuu".
This is the old name for what is now Wakayama Prefecture (state) which
historically
has been the source of the best umeboshi in Japan for many centuries and
continues
today.
http://www.japan-i.jp/whatsjapan/foo...000000fl9.html

Musashi

Nick Cramer wrote:
> Wilson > wrote:
>> The wife and I had a long awaited chance to get to our favorite sushiya
>> this past Tuesday - always a scheduling problem to be out of town when
>> the restaurant is open.
>> [ . . . ]
>
> Overall, sounds like a fun evening. Excellent price!

It does sound good....but were you full? Did you have two pieces of
each sushi? Maybe it's just me, but I tend to eat much more sushi in
one sitting.