Goblin Sushi Menu Novels & Stories

"You guys charge 8,000 dollars for a dish and you don't even bother to cook it?" Kumiko's smile froze on her face. I could see that her patience was draining out of her eyes. "Sashimi is sliced raw fish, Miss Reid. We do have cooked meat. If you want, I can bring you the menu. But since we cook according to our customer's orders, it will take at least another 15 minutes to prepare your meal." My belly was grunting and I couldn't wait for another 15 minutes. So I waved my hands and said, "Thank you for your assistance. Bring me a can of Coke and some noodle thing. You do cook your noodles, right?"

When the waitstaff delivers our drinks, Warner orders, “Oysters with Nobu Sauce, New Style Sashimi, oyster shooters, Rock Shrimp Tempura, Squid Pasta, Spicy Crab, Shrimp and Lobster with Spicy Lemon Sauce…” His voice drones on as he orders basically the whole menu. I can’t believe how much food he thinks we need. “Sir, if I might suggest,” a waiter interrupts. “Perhaps you’d like to order the tasting menu?” He points to the bottom of the menu. “For the entire table.” Warner nods to the man.

"Babe!... Babe!... Nick!" I lifted my head to see her and apologized for not looking at her since the 'babe' thing was new to me. She smiled and said, "What are you ordering? The dishes are grouped under funny names like Rice to meet you, more the merrier, not just water… what are you going to order?" I looked at the menu and said, "I'm going to pick single dish from everything. What about you?" "I like to try Spicy Basil Salmon because it's been months since I ate seafood."

“Naka-Meguro? What’s there?” “There’s a soba place I’ve wanted to try for a while. It’s called Tokyo Dosanjin.” Sakura quickly typed it into G****e, scrolling through reviews and photos. “Oh, they use citrus in their soba?” “The citrus soba’s not in this month,” Heri grinned. “But their lunch sets still look good. Come on, get ready.” Sakura smiled faintly. Heri looked genuinely excited. While Sakura got herself ready, Heri checked his own bag—PASMO card, wallet, charger, phone. “All good,” he murmured.

He really wanted to hold her in his arms and kiss her. While looking through the menu, Sigrid noticed that there were plenty of options, and everything that she wanted to eat was on the menu. It was just that the price was kinda steep. Unlike when they had this abroad, you couldn't choose whether you wanted your food served through the stream or by a waiter. Here, the food would only be served through the stream. Just like your typical sushi, the price was calculated based on each item. A normal cucumber roll here cost five dollars... Sigrid felt it was outrageous that a slice of cucumber could cost five dollars!

“We’re not close. I kind of feel like she doesn’t like me, haha. But you know me, I don’t really care about people who don’t like me.” “Yeah! You’re the queen of ignoring people!” I laughed. “That’s why bullies get even more pissed off at you.” “You, on the other hand, are the queen of reacting!” Jessica teased. We both burst into laughter. Our conversation paused as the food arrived. “Ramen, sushi & sashimi, and donburi. Is that your complete order?” the waiter asked. “Please add some lemon and cucumber juice,” I said. “Alright ma’am, I’ll serve it shortly,” he replied.

There were small tables out of which she chose one and sat there while asking, "May I get the Menu?" She saw the old woman scratch her forehead and reply, "Sorry dear, there is no Menu. And we don't have a variety of dishes to offer either." "Oh then what do you have?" She regretted coming here but since she was so hungry she inquired further. In fact the poor expression on the old woman's face described her poor condition that affected Reyne too. "We only have lobsters with our special Hawaii sauce." It was the little girl who replied. "Okay then, bring me one lobster." She ruffled the little girl's hair before she turned around to leave with the old woman.

“I know you do. I believe that part. But it still hurts. It still makes me feel like I’m just the person you’re with until she decides she wants you back.” The front door bursts open before I can answer. Gwen sails in, face flushed from the cold and maybe a single pre-game margarita, carrying two massive bags of sushi. She’s grinning wide, her energy a jarring contrast to the morgue-like atmosphere of the living room. “Who’s hungry? The girls bailed early, so I brought the good stuff—spicy tuna, salmon avocado, dragon rolls, and I made them give me extra wasabi!” Selene stands up fast, her movement jerky. Her face goes blank, the cold mask sliding back into place. “I’m not hungry, Gwen.”

Giselle’s gaze fell on a particular item, her eyes narrowing in curiosity. Selena, noticing Giselle’s surprise, chuckled. “That bamboo container is sago. I hope you don’t mind our simple staple food.” “Actually, sago goes perfectly with the vegetable stew. It’s way better than anything else!” Alessandro chimed in, trying to pique Giselle’s interest. “And how about this spicy sambal? You like spicy food, right?” Giselle nodded, and Alessandro beamed. “Great! I bet you’ll be hooked.”

I couldn't quite wrap my head around the name though. "I thought this was an Italian restaurant?" I finally asked Ginny after we settled down in one of the boots. "It isn't..." Ginny said. "But...but,the name's Squisito Pizza but there wearing Japanese robes and, there's a whole lot of other cultural cuisine here." "Well..yeah..." She said, completely she zoned out of our conversation as her eyes gazed behind my ears. "Ginny..." a tall dark man with long wavy hair approached us. He wore a Japanese robe but his was white which was much different from the other workers who wore a bright pink.