Saba Kinuta at Miyagi, Dish #73
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Kinuta is a maki roll utilizing cucumber instead of nori. Saba is mackerel, in this case pickled mackerel, which has a sweetish, vinegary taste. Put the two in a roll, dribble on some ginger dressing and toss in a red pickled plum that looks like a kid's ball, and you have the saba kinuta found at Miyagi.
Miyagi is a long-running Japanese restaurant obscurely located on West 13th Street, named after a prefecture on Honshu Island.
Miyagi
220 West 13th Street
212-620-3830
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Miyagi Japanese Restaurant
220 W. 13th St., New York, NY
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