Lunch Break.
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Amidst the hectic schedule yesterday,
we decided to dine at the Grand Convention Center's Mikado. The
restaurant stands along the roadside complete with shade from trees,
pleasant atmosphere and numerous parking lots. Upon arrival, you are
greeted by prompt servers saying "Irashaimase" which means Welcome in
Japanese. To your right side and just a few steps ahead of you ar the
pedestals where carefully prepared food are presented for the buffet.
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The
quiet ambiance and the faint music in the background is excellent for
those who prefer to dine in peace on their own or with someone else.
There are semi-private booths available too, for those who need it.
The
food is ok, although when we visited, there weren't any salmon at all.
They have sukiyaki, yakiniku, miso soup, tempura, some sashimi and rolls
of sushi.
Mikado
Grand Convention Center
Verdict:
A: 3/5 expensive for what it has to offer
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