Two appetizers that we ordered: on the left, a "Sunrise at Halekala" roll - tuna, hamachi, salmon, avocado & tempura roll, with Togarashi butter sauce, and on the right, a "Hawaiian Style Ahi Poketini", with wasabi aioli, avocado, and tobiko caviar. Both very good, although not outstanding, in my own personal opinion.
Second, a "Shinko Dragon Pear Salad", with goat cheese, dried cranberries & blueberries, candied pecans, pepitas, and a dark balsamic vinaigrette.
I always love fish, especially prepared in a more asian-style flavor, so I ordered "Roy's Classic Trio" - from left to right: butterfish marinated with miso, in a sizzling soy vinaigrette, blackened ahi tuna with a spicy soy mustard sauce, and a grilled salmon with a citrus ponzu sauce. Pretty good, although the fish was a little bit soft and overcooked, I think.
Jen's main dish - a larger version of one of the fish in my trio: a misoyaki butterfish on a bed of sushi rice.
Dessert was Roy's "signature melting hot chocolate souffle", with vanilla ice cream a la mode. It was very good, although I have a dessert confession - while I love a LOT of different desserts, chocolate souffles are not one of them. Jen thought it was good though, and it was well prepared, I must admit.
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