Eat in Yuen Long | Samurai cuisine | Enjoy high-quality oyster sashimi in a hidden shop

I was eating waffles and shrimp crackers in Yuen Long last Sunday and discovered a hidden little shop called "Samurai Cuisine" near Tai Hang Qu B-Chi Jelly. The "Japanese paintings" on both walls make guests feel as if they are in Japan. Each person gets a #Japaneseoyster recommended by the owner ($138 each). The oysters were as big as a palm, topped with sea urchins and decorated with daisy. There was supposed to be salmon roe, but neither waffles nor shrimp cakes are eaten, so the chef was asked not to put it in. The sea urchin is generous in portion and sweet and delicious, the oyster meat is thick and refreshing, and the light sour sauce makes the oyster flavor more prominent. Friends who like to check in must order the "#SamuraiSoulSashimi" ($438), which has a total of nine ingredients. The four designated ingredients are a prawn, a portion of sea urchin, large toro and mini sashimi rice. There are also five types of sashimi prepared by the chef and shipped directly from Japan, two pieces each. Introducing from high to low, the taste of scallops is a little different from what we usually eat, it is more chewy and refreshing. The orange-red ark shell is bright in color and has a crisp texture. The king fish in the pond is transparent and shiny, and you can tell it is fresh at a glance. The sashimi dish itself only has one prawn, and you have to pay an additional 48 yuan for one more. The peony shrimps are big and very sweet. Hokkaido sea urchin melts in your mouth and leaves a sweet aftertaste in your throat. It is sweeter than the sea urchin on oysters. Before eating the big toro, first appreciate its fish oil pattern. It dissolves instantly in your mouth and is very fatty. The sashimi in the mini sashimi rice is big and fresh, with large toro, salmon and scallops, and the crab roe makes the taste more layered. Finally, we serve the black sesame daifuku dessert, which has a strong sesame flavor and moderate sweetness. It is a pleasant surprise. #武士料理 Address: #Yuen Long Shop 6, G/F, Ho Wong Building, 11 Yu Wing Path #Waffles and Shrimp Cakes in Yuen Long #Waffles and Shrimp Cakes Japanese Food #Japanese Food #Japanese Cuisine #Sashimi #Yuen Long Food #Hong Kong Food #Hong Kong Restaurant Exploration #wifeandhusband #blog #blogger #hkblogger #hkig #foodie #hkfoodie #hkfood #hkfoodblog #hkfoodblogger #yuenlong #Eat in Yuen Long