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Taster’s Cherce

Don Mattingly Don. Featured at Go Japanese, down on St. Marks

Topping: Slices of tuna, strips of squid and a plethora of okra sauce are arranged as a baseball field on a bed of sushi rice mixed in with pieces of eel and avocado.

Highlights: The menu includes traditional donburi like Oyako Don ($8.50), Katsu Don ($9) and Ten Don ($9.50), and they are offered at discounted prices during lunch hour.

Peace to Iyasu for pointing this out.

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5 comments

1 Diane Firstman   ~  Mar 19, 2010 12:00 pm

Oh that is all sorts of awesome ...

2 vockins   ~  Mar 19, 2010 12:59 pm

$23

3 patrick b   ~  Mar 19, 2010 1:55 pm

where else but Bronx Banter you gonna read "plethora of okra sauce"

4 Sliced Bread   ~  Mar 19, 2010 1:56 pm

The centaur goes deep!

oh, is this not a game thread?

5 Iyasu   ~  Oct 30, 2010 10:50 am

In Japanese, donburi means deep bowl. Donburi are large enough to serve a meal for one. The first half of the word (don) is used as a suffix in the names of the various servings enjoyed from these bowls. Examples include katsudon, oyakodon and ikuradon. Pteranodon, while not a modern Japanese delicacy, is a favorite dinosaur of many.

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