Astoria, Beer and Wine, Brunch, Cocktails, Food and Drink, Food Talk, Sushi and Japanese, Wine Jul 24, 2015 Pink Nori Adds New Brunch Menu Photo Courtesy of Michael Beddome Well, color me pink! 30th Ave. Japanese restaurant, Pink Nori, has just added a brunch menu and man is it delicious. This menu is a (…) Share this Scoop by WHA Guest total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print Photo Courtesy of Michael Beddome Well, color me pink! 30th Ave. Japanese restaurant, Pink Nori, has just added a brunch menu and man is it delicious. This menu is a (…) by WHA Guest Share this Scoop total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print Related scoops What to Expect From the New “Koyo” (formerly Gaijin) Gaijin Closing 8/19: Update on Future Plans Gaijin Bring Special Occasion-Worthy Sushi to 31st Ave Photo Courtesy of Michael Beddome Well, color me pink! 30th Ave. Japanese restaurant, Pink Nori, has just added a brunch menu and man is it delicious. This menu is a fun alternative to breakfast meals or great for the late crowd. There are two options that are brimming with food and some sweet drink specials. Photo Courtesy of Michael Beddome The Bento Box The first listing is a Bento Box. So you have sections A (Entrée), B (Side), C (Sushi Roll), and you get a side of rice. Under each section, there are a couple of different choices so you can mix and match however you like. As if that wasn’t enough, it also comes with miso soup and a salad. The rock shrimp are a must try. Photo Courtesy of Michael Beddome The sushi platter The Sushi sets are a little different. They’re already preset meal options. There are four pieces of sushi and one roll. They have the Salmon Set, the Summer Set, and the Melt in Your Mouth Set. I’m personally a salmon girl, but doesn’t that Melt in Your Mouth Set sound enticing? Photo Courtesy of Michael Beddome Drinks As delicious as Lychee Mimosa sounds on paper, it’s even better when you get your first sip. It’s a light and refreshing summer drink and a great change when you need a twist for your regular mimosa. Best of all because it’s brunch, a glass is only $3. They also have deals for sake and a Sake-Plum Wine Sangria. Photo Courtesy of Michael Beddome Have you been to Pink Nori Brunch yet? What were your favorite choices? Twitter Facebook Email Print bento boxBrunchjapaneselycheeMimosasPink Norisakesushi Related scoops What to Expect From the New “Koyo” (formerly Gaijin) Gaijin Closing 8/19: Update on Future Plans Gaijin Bring Special Occasion-Worthy Sushi to 31st Ave One Comment Luis Mares February 25th, 2018 everything!! the Tokyo File Mignon tarts, the tempura and the Chicken mango i had were delicious Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Luis Mares February 25th, 2018 everything!! the Tokyo File Mignon tarts, the tempura and the Chicken mango i had were delicious Reply