Lovely colours and presentation. Bright yellow mango atop the sushi rice (a pity it's not
the mango season, so mango is pretty sour). The Vnagi tastes like real Unagi. The blob of mayo and sweet burster on the mango adds to the balance of taste
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Very nice sushi. However the mango slice is too thin to really taste it Good.
However, Still got the mango taste though. I prefer the avocado sushi than this.
If you are a mango lover, maybe this is for you. Generally, when you are hungry….anything goes! Plus this is vegan. Pretty good effort.
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The bursters were very juicy but the mango was slightly sour. Perhaps it wasn’t the
right season when eating them.
What a surprise combination! I would never have thought that mango in sushi would be
so rich in flavour.
Mango was very ripe, thin and just enough to give you that sweet taste. Dip in wasabi soy sauce and expect wonders in your mouth!
Definitely must try, even for savory food lovers like me 😍
$12.90 for 8 pieces - one of the more reasonably priced items here.
The mango
is the main taste of this dish, so if you’re not a fan of sweet sushi then this isn’t for you. I like mango so this was quite pleasant for me. The burster (pink ball thing) is quite unnecessary in my opinion because it makes it even sweeter than it already is. But looks pretty I guess lol. Can’t really taste the vnagi in this. I actually don’t even know what the vnagi tastes like
Sweet juicy 'fish roe' and mango slice, contrasting nicely with the savoury soy 'fish'. Amused
by the cute little 'fish roe' though they didn't taste similar to the real deal and also kept falling off the sushi haha. ($12.90)
The mango added a strange but lovely sweetness to the sushi. Not sure what
the orange ball was supposed to replicate. But it’d pop in your mouth with an explosion of sweet syrup. Pretty interesting.
Personally prefer eating the mango and vnagi separately haha but it’s an interesting combi for
sushi! The unagi is the soy-based, typical veg food supplier kind :)
Hmmm.. I really wanted to like this but I can't say I do. Not sure
if it would have tasted better if eaten at the restaurant itself. The rice was a little dry and didn't hold together very well as a sushi should. The mango was rather bland. The bursters are a nice touch but didn't feel refreshing despite its seeming description. It was $12.90, can't remember if taxes were included. I probably would try another of their special rolls instead of this next time...
I'm not big on ripe mango in savoury dishes (I'm not big on sweet mangoes
in general) but this was surprisingly tasty.
I still wouldn't choose it over their other options but hey if you got this for me, I'd eat it, no complaints. (Just not on my dime)
