
We had three choices on the flight back tonight, one of which was Japanese. That voice inside my head kept screaming, “Dude, don’t get the Japanese meal – you remember that
nasty stuff they served last time, right?” But I was still in a Japanese mindset (especially after having so many good meals in Japan all week), and thus wasn’t in any mood for
meat & potatoes. I also figured that it wasn’t often that I got the chance to get the Japanese meal on United, so I decided to give it another shot.

Whoops. That was a mistake. It got started on the wrong foot with the appetizers, one of which claimed to be a salmon
nigiri, but very oddly, the salmon was smoked (I might as well have put it on a bagel with cream cheese). Next up came the “grilled salmon
shioyaki and shrimp
saka-mushi with
dengaku miso sauce, with simmered
sato-imo, carrot, green beans and Hanagata rice with white sesame seeds.” This was a bummer too, as the
shioyaki wasn’t exactly the typically crispy hot Japanese fish
off the grill with a pinch of salt. Instead, this was steamed or something instead (then again, I’m on an airplane, so I guess I can’t exactly expect them to have a grill on hand). At least the shrimp were fresh, but that didn’t really make up for it.
Oh well. I guess I can’t expect much, especially since the bar had been raised so high this past week after being in Japan. A run to
Cuppage Plaza is no doubt in the cards very soon.
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