Ramblings of a Dutchy in California

In April 2003 I traded my hometown of Haarlem, Netherlands, for the San Francisco Bay Area and a career in tech journalism and high-tech public relations. But work isn't the only reason I like the area, as you'll see on this blog, which will primarily have photos and some personal thoughts.

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Pricey New York

Work once again took me to New York in the last couple of days. When I arrived on Tuesday night I asked my hotel doorman for a recommendation, I was looking for good sushi. He recommended Sushi Zen, walking distance from the hotel (I stayed at the Muse, near Times Sq.) At the restaurant I opted to do chef's choice of sushi and sashimi, it seemed like a good food adventure.

The sushi was good and the service was excellent, but the tab was astounding! All in all my few pieces of sashimi and a few pieces of sushi along with miso soup, edamame and a beer set me back $150! That's way over my per diem. What can I say, this is New York. While I feel I didn't get my money's worth, it was a fun way to celebrate my 1 year anniversary at McAfee :-)

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