I hadn’t been to Jaws in years as I’m not a huge sushi eater, but I’ve been twice in the last week!
What I love at Jaws is that regardless of how busy it is, the wait is only 5 - 10 minutes and since I went years ago the sushi train has added a number of new non-sushi dishes.
Following the sushi train eagerly with my chopsticks, this is what I had:
Fried Prawns
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The prawns were beautiful and I love the lightness of Japanese batter. The ‘cocktail’ sauce had a nice spicy tang to it and was delicious with the prawn.
Chicken & Cucumber Sushi
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I don’t eat a lot of sushi but I enjoyed this.
Rice Paper Rolls with Teriyaki Beef
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I’ve had Chinese rice paper rolls before but the teriyaki flavouring was yum and the beef was very tender! This is one of my favourite dishes.
Fried Chicken
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This was very similar to the prawns and was served with the same sauce - so no surprises that I enjoyed it.
Udon Noodle Soup with Chicken
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I’ve been pretty bad this week, had Maccers and Nandos so this was good for the system - was a bonus that it tasted great too!
Both times I’ve been to Jaws, it has cost around $15 - $20 and I’ve left feeling full of energy (usually after lunch I’m feeling sleep and unproductive). Jaws on Hay Street is now on my top work lunch list and I’ve got a 25% entertainment book discount to use next time 🙂
