We had some time to re-group, go to the store and settle on our dinner plans. Of course Japanese Food holds the top two spots in out list of places to eat. Lucky for us the Palis is just blocks from Little Tokyo. Takara was already on our radar and it was only three blocks away. We did not have a reservation so we had to go over to the annex next door. That was fine for us and in a way better than if we had gone into the restaurant. The annex could seat 8 folks and it was just us and one other patron. The most odd part of this is the food came through the wall. There was a painting on the wall and the waitress would slide it to the side and grab the food. I took a great picture of her doing just that. She saw me and made me delete the picture because its a secret! Hmmm, not the well kept type of secret. The sushi was top notch and there was extra Saba for me. I like Saba, marinated horse mackerel, but it was too fishy for Leslie and for Laura so I got both of theirs. Yummy. A brisk stroll later and we find ourselves back at home.
Ordering time
A tiny place became our private dining area
Food magically appears from behind the painting
Leslie and Laura both ordered the Chirashi Sushi and the shiny fish in the middle was the Saba that IO got to eat
Lucky us!
The quintessential Paris shop
I want to go!
Nice Wall
