The rest of our NYC trip in brief
Feb. 25th, 2007 09:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rhuFriday I took the kids to the Long Island Children's Museum while H ran errands with my mom. The LICM is a fun place (we've been there before) but it was the last day of vacation week and the place was packed; being 1:2 with the kids was a challenge under those circumstances but we managed to stay together, mostly.
Shabbat was lovely. My sister and her family ame over in the afternoon and so the kids got to play with their cousins, which was nice.
Saturday night H and I went out to Sushi Metsuyan on Main St. It was excellent. I ordered a salmon roll and a tuna roll as an appetizer; I've found that I enjoy these simple one-fish rolls far more than the more complex dishes that, frankly, seem like exercises in excess. I haven't had much sushi in my life (there's not much opportunity for kosher sushi here in Boston) but what I enjoy about it is the simplicity, purity, and subtlety of the experience. For our main course H and I split two steak entrees, both of which were quite good, and we had "king of choclate" for dessert. It was a delightful evening to cap off a great mini-vacation.
Shabbat was lovely. My sister and her family ame over in the afternoon and so the kids got to play with their cousins, which was nice.
Saturday night H and I went out to Sushi Metsuyan on Main St. It was excellent. I ordered a salmon roll and a tuna roll as an appetizer; I've found that I enjoy these simple one-fish rolls far more than the more complex dishes that, frankly, seem like exercises in excess. I haven't had much sushi in my life (there's not much opportunity for kosher sushi here in Boston) but what I enjoy about it is the simplicity, purity, and subtlety of the experience. For our main course H and I split two steak entrees, both of which were quite good, and we had "king of choclate" for dessert. It was a delightful evening to cap off a great mini-vacation.