$15 for $30 Worth of Japanese Fare at Sakura Home Japanese Restaurant
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Chefs dazzle with hibachi showmanship & dishes that include tangy barbecued pork ribs & shrimp tempura with house dipping sauce
Once mastered, chopsticks are the most manageable eating utensils, unlike forks, which get mangled in the dishwasher, or fingers, which get lost in the mouths of teething sock puppets. Eat easily with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Japanese fare at Sakura Home Japanese Restaurant on Monroe Avenue.
The chefs at Sakura Home Japanese Restaurant dazzle patrons with hibachi showmanship and a menu rife with ocean-fresh sushi rolls, tempura delicacies, and tangy barbecued meats. Nine pieces of thick-cut fish spread out on the seaweed carpets of a sushi dinner ($17.99) that features a classic tuna roll and a crab-stuffed California roll, while the Alaska roll ($6.50) wraps salmon, avocado, and cucumber in snow-white rice from the summits of Mount McKinley. Diners arm themselves with copious napkins before charging into the Asian barbecue ribs’ ($18.99) flanks of tangy pork, and crispy pieces of shrimp tempura ($18.99) culled from Japan’s teriyaki seas return to familiar environs in house-made tempura dipping sauce.
A wooden bridge carries guests over a small, pebble-strewn pond and into the depths of the earth-toned eatery. Diners eschew chairs for soft mats in a tranquil tatami room, and Hibachi chefs stationed at grill-tables juggle knives while pet dragons nip impatiently at their heels.
Chefs dazzle with hibachi showmanship & dishes that include tangy barbecued pork ribs & shrimp tempura with house dipping sauce
Once mastered, chopsticks are the most manageable eating utensils, unlike forks, which get mangled in the dishwasher, or fingers, which get lost in the mouths of teething sock puppets. Eat easily with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Japanese fare at Sakura Home Japanese Restaurant on Monroe Avenue.
The chefs at Sakura Home Japanese Restaurant dazzle patrons with hibachi showmanship and a menu rife with ocean-fresh sushi rolls, tempura delicacies, and tangy barbecued meats. Nine pieces of thick-cut fish spread out on the seaweed carpets of a sushi dinner ($17.99) that features a classic tuna roll and a crab-stuffed California roll, while the Alaska roll ($6.50) wraps salmon, avocado, and cucumber in snow-white rice from the summits of Mount McKinley. Diners arm themselves with copious napkins before charging into the Asian barbecue ribs’ ($18.99) flanks of tangy pork, and crispy pieces of shrimp tempura ($18.99) culled from Japan’s teriyaki seas return to familiar environs in house-made tempura dipping sauce.
A wooden bridge carries guests over a small, pebble-strewn pond and into the depths of the earth-toned eatery. Diners eschew chairs for soft mats in a tranquil tatami room, and Hibachi chefs stationed at grill-tables juggle knives while pet dragons nip impatiently at their heels.
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About Red Sun Chinese Cuisine
Red Sun Chinese Cuisine cooks traditional Chinese dishes in Rochester, NY. Customers are invited to sit down and enjoy a wide variety of fine Chinese dining meals (such as sesame chicken, kung pao chicken, Mongolian beef, and walnut shrimp) made with fresh ingredients. They also offer meals from the Sushi and Hibachi menu, Gluten Free menu and Vegetarian options. For the visitors' convenience, Red Sun Chinese Cuisine offers expanded new dining room where soft music plays in the background and guarantees very relaxing and soothing ambient atmosphere. Guests can order drinks from a full menu of beverages while watching the colorful waterfall.