Kamikaze

Kamikaze Restaurant Review:

This Japanese restaurant has a huge menu with a wide range of sushi, sashimi and rolls as well as teriyaki, sukiyaki, tempura and combination dinners. What it might lack in inspiration it makes up for in variety and is popular with the local clientele. Try some of the designer rolls such as the Volcano with Hawaiian-style poke and jalapeño pepper, or the Kamikaze with eel, shrimp, smoked salmon, avocado and cucumber. On a cold and stormy evening, a bowl of the beef sukiyaki is the ultimate in comfort food. Ignore the many TVs playing near the ceiling, like something you’d find in downtown Tokyo, and focus instead on the giant mural behind the sushi bar that depicts an underwater scene rife with sharks. Kamikaze offers a nice collection of premium sakés to cap off the meal.