If there’s a better way to consume shaved ice than the Kakigori at Gaijin, I don’t want to know about it.
I’d never ever heard of Kakigori before going to Gaijin and I’ve eaten my weight in Japanese desserts…in Japan.
Kakigori is…
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Now THIS is how a Sushi restaurant (or any restaurant for that matter) should be.
We came in starving after a winery tour looking to sate our inebriated appetites and continue letting the good times roll.
We took one look at the menu, deemed it overwhelming, and asked our server, Dan…
I just don't want to look back and think "I could've eaten that."