They now serve soup, which costs $30 per cup.
Basically the broth base is chicken bouillon, har-mi infusion and miso and you can choose three items to go in the soup:
Beef
Chicken
Fish
Lobster (+$10)
Lettuce
Spinach
Tofu
Onsen egg
Mixed rice
I ordered the soup with Tofu, spinach and mixed rice as I was quite hungry as well.
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Tofu, spinach and mixed rice soup:
As the soup cooled down I was able to taste more flavours.
I was really glad I chose rice because it was slightly filling and made the soup not so salty.
It was really good they used brown rice (the rice that they use for their burritos)
The tofu was really nice because it was bonito style and the tofu that they used was the firm type which I like.
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Lobster, spinach and mixed rice soup:
The soup was too salty this time but the lobster saved the day.
It was REAL lobster meat from a big lobster claw and not tiny crayfishes that restaurants like to pretend as Lobster!
You can see the lobster patterns on the peach coloured part too!
The lobster they used was probably from Bo-Innovation which is great stuff!~
You can see the chunk of lobster was as big as the tablespoon!
I doubt you would find lobster chunks this big at other restaurants unless you are paying a high price for it and usually they serve you shredded lobster meat which disappears when cooked!
Anyway, I will go again and see if the soup is still salty and see if I get those big chunks of lobster again!
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Anyway, next time I will get the soup and salad deal for $68 since the salad is a full portion.
If you are worried about the soup being spicy you can request it without the kimchi spices.
For improvements: If the soup was not that salty then it would be perfect!
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