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Carolina Inn offers Sushi Night Wednesdays

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The Carolina Inn is offering Sushi Nights from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesdays in the Crossroads Bar. The BBQ eel and the Down South Wontons are intriguing. 

The Inn's Martin Armes shares the menu: 

There are five starters being offered:

  • Edamame Salad, Mixed Peppers, Diakon Radish, Soy Sesame Vinaigrette for $5;
  • Down South Wontons, Spicy Collard Greens, Shredded Pork, Buckwheat Noodle Salad, Miso Vinaigrette for $8;
  • Crispy Calamari, Sweet Chili Glaze, Cabbage Slaw, Wasabi Aioli, Green Onion for $9;
  • Tuna Tartare, Butter Lettuce, Hoisin BBQ Sauce, Avocado, Wasabi Drizzle for $10;
  • Tamari and Ginger Grilled Salmon, Eel Sauce, Mesculin Greens, Julienne Red Pepper, Crispy Wontons tossed with Honey Miso Dressing for $16.


Five different rolls are featured:

  • Carolina Inn Roll (Southern Shrimp Salad, Fried Green Tomatoes and Spicy Buttermilk Dipping Sauce) for $7;
  • Spicy Tuna (Yellow Fin Tuna, Sriracha and Chili Powder) for $6;
  • Inside Out Roll (BBQ Eel and Sliced Cucumber with Black & White Sesame Seeds and Eel Sauce) for $7;
  • California Roll (Inside Out, Crabstick, Sliced Cucumber, Avocado and Tobiko) for $6;
  • Tempura Roll (Salmon, Crabstick &, Tempura Fried with Sweet Chili Dipping Sauce) for $7.


The two-piece menu features $2.50 selections of BBQ Eel (Unagi), Lemon Shrimp and Flying Fish Roe, $3 choices of Tuna, Salmon, Steel Head Trout and Cuttlefish and $4 offering of Abalone.

 

 

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Southern Sushi (Pet Peeve Alert)

The Carolina Inn Roll sounds really interesting (wonder if we could get a recipe?) but what's a "Cruncy Roll" (sic)? I hate it when restaurants don't proofread their on-line menus. The typo could easily be an oversight but to me it says there's a lack of attention to detail that may carry over into other areas.

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Andrea Weigl has been the food writer at The News & Observer since the summer of 2007. She has won a handful of awards from the Association of Food Journalists and the Society for Features Journalism. Her profile of chef Ashley Christensen titled "A Force of Nature" will be published in the sixth edition of "Cornbread Nation: The Best of Southern Food Writing." She is serving a three-year term on the James Beard Foundation book awards committee. Follow her on Twitter at @andreaweigl.
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