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In article <1994Sep13.205536.12555@guvax> andoa@guvax.acc.georgetown.edu writes:
>In article <34r3lm$ld4@cville-srv.wam.umd.edu>, deannah@wam.umd.edu (Deanna L. Ham) writes:

>I went there with friends during the summer.  There are many different 
>types of (Japanese) food available at the buffet, from Sushi to deep 
>fried pork,  but the quality of the food was only so-so.  It moght 
>have tasted better if the food was hot,  but after all,  it is a 
>buffet.

   When I went there last week, food that should be hot was hot enough.
However, miso soup was luke warm. I'd rather have hot miso soup near the end
of meal _without_ a spoon. If I had known that miso soup comes with the
buffet, I would have asked them to bring it later.

>One thing I want to say was,  when we were there,  there was a couple 
>who just ate shrimp tempura.  I mean, they would take all the shrimp 
>tempura as soon as the waitress brings them out,  and it was REALLY 
>annoying.  

   Last weak, there were more pieces of tempura than a couple of people could
eat. I though that they were doing a pretty good job in keeping the buffet bar
full of food. One thing that I missed was plain steamed rice that would have
gone well with grilled fish.

>Anyway,  I enjoyed the food there and the place seemed to be pretty 
>crowded so that's a good sign.  But I don't think I want to go back 
>there very much.

   Don't worry. That "shrimp tempura" couple wasn't there when we were
there. Besides, you don't miss much if you cannot eat their so-so shrimp
tempura. 8-)

--Michiaki