Vegan Sushi review

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Hey Sushi lover!
You've come to the right address if you want to read about me devouring some sushi. I saw a Facebook event named vegan sushi event en needn't know more. I was going. It was held in de stad tuin in Utrecht. The place was small but perfect for the occasion.

We started off with a buddha bowl. (last pic) it had orange and purple sweet potato, soy crisps, vegetable and some great sauces. We drank Saki with it, which was served warm. 

After that sushi round one came. (middle left) It consisted of mango/wasabi, avocado/guacamole, cucumber/sweet potato/sweet sauce, cucumber/carrot/spicy sauce maki. Im not the biggest fan of wasabi but if you are that one would probably be your favorite. I basically liked all the others.

Next round had purple sweet potato/beet mayo, cabbage/curry, soy/sweet sugar maki. (middle right) They were all delicious and gone in no time. It paired perfectly with my mannen liefde beer. 

Third came the beyond meat sushi burger. I was really excited about this because one; beyond meat is something I'm always down to try; plus I thought it was very inventive to put in sushi. Let alone a sushi burger. How instragrammble is that! They put sriracha mayo and zucchini in between for some added flavor kick. 

Last but not least we got a noodle dish put onder our noses. And it smelled so good. It was teriyaki noodles with sautéed vegetables and tofu. (top left)  Wouldn't change anything about the dish at all. Maybe that it came with a spoon so I could scoop up all the little bits. 

Unfortunately I also have some criticisms. The amount of food we good was fine for the price but it took a long time for each round to be served. And with a long time I really mean a long ass time. If they would change that for the next event then I'd be more than down to go again.

So overall I had a lovely night. Most of it was spent on Happn looking for a hot date for my friend since we had a lot of time to kill. No harsh feelings, it was rather amusing. Plus she might have scored a guy. We could not have wanted more. 

                   

                  




Yours Faithfully,

Elianne

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