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Song's Asian Restaurant

J. R. Ransom
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Song's Asian RestaurantSong's Asian Restaurant is a tasty treat, on the south side, for great sushi and Asian food. Look for entrees such as Half Free-Range Chicken, Tai Curry Chicken, Moo Goo Gai Pan, Double Kung Pao, Spicy Garlic Chicken or Pork, Spicy Shrimp, Korean BBQ Pork Chop, Korean Stir Fry, Beef Broccoli, Black Pepper Beef, Tai Curry Beef, Poasted Duck, Peking Duck,Honey Walnut Shrimp, Shrimp with Vegetables,White Fish Fillet with Asparagus, Mountain Lamb Shank. And Vegetarian Entrees such as: Vegetarian's Bowl, Luohan Feast, Tai Tofu, Portobello Mushrooms, Vegetable Soup.

 On the Sushi side of Song's Asian Restaurant look for Nigiri Sushi: Tuna (Maguro), Yellow Tail (Hamachi), Salmon (Sake), Flounder (Shiromi), Mackeral (Saba), Shrimp (Ebi), Smoked Salmon, Clam (Sokigal), Octopus (Tako), Squid (Ika), Freshwater Eel (Unagi), Crab (Kani), Scallop (Hotategal), Sweet Shrimp (Amaebi), Inari (Deep fried tofu), Egg (Tamago), Marbled Tuna (Toro), Halibut (Hirame), White Tuna (Albacore).

703 Paseo del Pueblo Sur

758-3256

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A Great Surprise
written by J. R. Ransom, July 21, 2009
My visit to Song's Asian Restaurant was a complete surprise. The sushi fish was super fresh and excellent. The portions (2 pieces of nigiri per order) were very generous. The rolls are large and well made. The up side is really good sushi. The down side is no Sake. They said they are working on that. Song's also offers a full asian menu.
They have sake now
written by JRRansom, August 02, 2010
Hari and I went over to Songs and had some nice food. We tried 3 different spicy rolls - salmon, tuna, and crab. We also had some Unagi (Eel) that was wonderful, Hamachi (Yellow Tail) and Albacore - All very good and very fresh. Now they have sake and a nice selection of four different variations. We got to talking to the staff and learned that a little over a year ago they were in China.

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