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June 2017 Edition of Philly Eats Magazine. A Delaware Valley Foodie Magazine that adds reviews, tips, recipes and fun.
June 2017 Edition of Philly Eats Magazine. A Delaware Valley Foodie Magazine that adds reviews, tips, recipes and fun.
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WooJung Sushi<br />
PlymouthMeeting<br />
Woojung Sushi is a<br />
very unassuming<br />
sushi restaurant<br />
in a strip mall in<br />
Plymouth Meeting.<br />
However, the food is anything but ordinary.<br />
Woojung has one of the most<br />
creative and enjoyable menus of any<br />
sushi restaurant that I have ever gone<br />
to.<br />
After being seated, the server described<br />
the many different combinations<br />
offered and how it all works so<br />
well. To be honest, sushi is truly an individual<br />
taste that a lot of people are<br />
afraid to ever try. One of the things<br />
that you have to get over when eating<br />
sushi is the name itself. If you take a<br />
good look at a lot of the ingredients<br />
of the individual rolls and dishes, they<br />
are generally the same ingredients<br />
that you would eat in dishes prepared<br />
at other typical restaurants.<br />
Many of the rolls we tried during<br />
our visit were quit unique - one being<br />
“The Kiss of Fire”. They literally lit it<br />
on fire; it was fun to watch and better<br />
to eat! And suprisingly, we were not<br />
the only ones in the restaurant brave<br />
enough to order it. It was fun to see,<br />
as one by one, each table ordered one<br />
of these rolls. Another unique roll was<br />
The Kiss of Death, which included<br />
Thai chilies. Simply pick your threshold<br />
of pain (1 thru 5) and let the chef<br />
do the rest. The most unique item on<br />
the menu was the Tuna Munchkins -<br />
which resembled donuts. They were<br />
made up of tuna sushi and a potato<br />
puff pastry - without a doubt one of<br />
the highlights of the evening. The selection<br />
was great but the pure freshness<br />
of the food was even better.<br />
During our visit, this family owned<br />
restaurant had a variety of clientele;<br />
from families and couples to business<br />
dinners and a large party. But one<br />
thing for sure, everyone that walked<br />
in was very happy they came. This Sushi<br />
restaurant was fantastic.<br />
Woojung is a BYOB restaurant, so<br />
enjoy your choice of beverage with<br />
your meal.<br />
<strong>Philly</strong> <strong>Eats</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> is happy to<br />
add Woojung Sushi as another Great<br />
Restaurant in the Philadelphia Area<br />
that you might not have ever heard<br />
of!<br />
www.woojungsushi.com<br />
June <strong>2017</strong> <strong>Philly</strong> <strong>Eats</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> 15
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