What would you choose?

[kaneohegirlinaz]

When I was a kid, my father went deep sea sport fishing and came home with an entire chest freezer FULL of butchered Swordfish, we ate that probably for a year... I can't even look at it any more!

 

[badjak]

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I'll have the first 4 starters as main meal

 

[JAS_OH1]

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Miso Bouillabaise!

 

[kaneohegirlinaz]

Miso Bouillabaise!

That's what youngest niece ordered, she was too far across the table for me to get a snapshot of it, but it looked amazing!
She wolfed the entire GIANT bowl down!

 

[CookieMonster]

this is a fantastic starter at a very good seafood place . . .

Frito Misto (more better as Fritto....)
tempura batter, flash fried calamari, shrimp and cod + various veggies.
technically and tastally perfect!

 

[karadekoolaid]

We went to the Atlanta Seaquarium yesterday, to ooh and ahh at the tiger sharks, hammerhead sharks, beluga whales, seals and dolphins. Hungry afterwards, so we visited this place for a bite to eat:

 

[badjak]

We went to the Atlanta Seaquarium yesterday, to ooh and ahh at the tiger sharks, hammerhead sharks, beluga whales, seals and dolphins. Hungry afterwards, so we visited this place for a bite to eat:
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Very difficult to choose, but lemongrass mojito sounds like fun and something I should try make, so I have one.
Then Sapporo draught beer thereafter as it's the only choice as draught.

Laksa sounds good, and some bao pao as well.
Plenty more there I would like to try, so I come back tomorrow

 

[TastyReuben]

We went to the Atlanta Seaquarium yesterday, to ooh and ahh at the tiger sharks, hammerhead sharks, beluga whales, seals and dolphins. Hungry afterwards, so we visited this place for a bite to eat:
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Tiger’s Tail cocktail, egg rolls or spring rolls, ribs, and Asahi beer with my meal.

 

[JAS_OH1]

We went to the Atlanta Seaquarium yesterday, to ooh and ahh at the tiger sharks, hammerhead sharks, beluga whales, seals and dolphins. Hungry afterwards, so we visited this place for a bite to eat:
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Korean twice-fried wings and a Singhai.

 

[vernplum]

We went to the Atlanta Seaquarium yesterday, to ooh and ahh at the tiger sharks, hammerhead sharks, beluga whales, seals and dolphins. Hungry afterwards, so we visited this place for a bite to eat:
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The dim sum section is a bit sad, but otherwise that's rather an interesting and eclectic menu selection which I might be rather happy with. I don't think I've ever seen an 'Asian' menu with representations from so many different countries. Now, whether those offerings bear any resemblance to their supposed country of origin - did they?

 

[karadekoolaid]

've ever seen an 'Asian' menu with representations from so many different countries. Now, whether those offerings bear any resemblance to their supposed country of origin - did they?

Well, it was probably better than pizza or burgers, which were the other options.
It was definitely an attempt to replicate Asian food. Points out of 10: 6. Authenticity : 3
It wasn't bad though. The pad thai was more like a spicy spaghetti, and definitely lacking in a few veggies, lemongrass, galangal, etc.The Korean chicken wings were probably doused in gochuchuang - but as I said, it was edible! Service was first class.

 

[kaneohegirlinaz]

I think I'd like the Char Siu Bao aka Chinese BBQ Pork or what we call in Hawaii, Manapua
Siu Yuk or Crispy Pork Belly
and a Thai Basil Paloma
That sounds lovely actually
We haven't been to Chinatown/Downtown Honolulu and that's what I would get, along with some Duck and Dim Sum, DH doesn't like going there, it's very crowded and busy - you have to be assertive and aggressive, like all the other old ladies no wimps there!