HIDE(2Eat-1Pair)
A creative tempura skewer restaurant at Nagahama Bridge. I made a reservation as I had plans in the city and headed here. I had a few lemon sours for drinks. The menu was an omakase course with the day's ingredients served in order. Once I was full, they stopped serving. They recommended different ways to eat the skewers with sauces like ponzu, sesame dressing, salt. There were 28 skewers that day, starting with large asparagus, beef fillet, spicy cod roe bread, mapo tofu, clams, bamboo shoots, fermented soybeans tempura, monkfish, sandfish, angel shrimp, spring chrysanthemum and beef sukiyaki-style buns, crab legs, konjac with roe, pizza-style mushrooms, beef tongue, half-boiled quail egg, scallop, ginkgo nuts, pork-wrapped burdock, sweet potato, sea bream with flying fish roe, simmered daikon radish, konbu seaweed with roe, pork, yam, wiener, cheese, spicy cod roe mochi. They fried each skewer fresh behind the counter. The combinations and seasoning of the ingredients were all delicious. Each skewer had a good texture and was satisfying to eat. If one round wasn't enough, you could add more of your favorite skewers. The restaurant was run by a young man and woman, and their service was polite.