IMOTO RESTAURANT PALM BEACH FULL

The Japanese Izakayas were traditionally down-to-earth gathering places to go get a drink and. These aren't the oversize Americanized rolls of so many sushi joints. Imoto (little sister) is Buccans version of an Izakaya.

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Special rainbow ($20), the restaurant's most popular roll, is a mixture of avocado, crab, cucumber, seared tuna, salmon, kampachi, hamachi, ponzu and crispy onion. Flavor Palm Beach, the Restaurant Month of the Palm Beaches, is back starting TODAY.

IMOTO RESTAURANT PALM BEACH FULL

Spicy salmon ($14) gets avocado, cucumber and red tobiko. Casually-elegant eatery with housemade pasta, wood-fired pies & other Italian fare, plus a full bar by critically accliamed and James Beard nominated chef. Find out whats popular at Imoto in Palm Beach, FL in real-time and see activity. It’s a sister concept to next-door sibling Buccan, which the Ember Group debuted in 2011. Tuna sashimi ($14) was elegantly presented with a bit of avocado puree, jalapeno, citrus soy and yucca. Imoto is named after the Japanese word for little sister. (There's also a nice sake menu and a reasonably priced wine list.) Spicy rock-shrimp tempura ($17) with 'spicy' aioli and slaw doesn't live up to its spicy billing, but it was so lightly breaded and flash-fried that it was hard to discern that it was actually cooked in oil. It's messy and goes perfectly with a Yuzu Collins ($13), which is like a combination of an old-fashioned Tom Collins and a mojito - Asian style. We started dinner with decidedly un-Japanese Peking duck tacos ($17.50), each shell overstuffed with boneless chicken plum sauce and carrots. Imoto Sushi Palm Beach is a sushi restaurant in West Palm Beach.

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