Food, Fun And Fusion - Rickshaw Bambú Mixes It Up With Miso 80s Night
Rickshaw Bambú announces “Miso 80s” night featuring fresh new drinks, sumptuous sushi rolls and the "totally RAD" jams of DJ X-tain.
(PRWEB) July 7, 2005 -- Rickshaw Bambú, at 2810 Westheimer, announces “Miso
80s” Thursdays with DJ X-tain, one of Houston's hottest DJs. The fabulous feast
of Food, Fun and Fusion is already popular—among Houston’s sushi munching,
martini-sipping glitterati—as the place to see and be seen.
New menu
items and fresh new drinks created especially for Miso 80s night are sure to
please every palate. Beginning at 9 p.m., DJ Xtain’s pulsating sounds keep the
crowd drinking and bouncing with classic 80s gems—sure to take you back.
Topping off the new list of culinary-fusion sushi rolls is the Pretty in
Pink—fresh salmon, cucumber and avocado rolled inside out with Sakura denbu
(sweet Japanese powder. The Miso 80s menu also includes: Tears for Fears—spicy
yellowtail, green onion, habanero miso and wasabiko; the Mogwai—shrimp tempura,
roasted bell peppers and avocado rolled inside out with sesame seeds and
drizzled with unagi sauce; and the Balboa—tuna, pineapple and sesame spinach
rolled inside out with sesame seeds.
Among the new “Hit Me With Your
Best Shots” shot list are: Liquid Cocaine—made of Hot Damn, Goldschlager and
Jagermeister; The Mr. Roboto—Bacardi Limon, Malibu Rum, Rain Vodka, Blue Curacao
and Chambord; and The Super Freak—rum, vodka, gin, peach Schnapps, sweet and
sour, and pineapple juice.
Other favorites on the new libations list
include: Hit Me With Your Best Shot—Bacardi 151, Absolut Mandrin, and sweet and
sour; Slick Rick—Absolut Mandrin, orange juice and Red Bull; Purple Rain—Rain
vodka, triple sec, grape pucker, and sweet and sour.
Rickshaw’s popular
bar, Bambú Lounge, remains a mainstay among Houston’s young cocktail set for
fresh sushi and intimate late-night drinks—such as the award-winning Pineapple
Upside Down Cake made with house-infused pineapple vanilla bean Rain vodka,
simple syrup and pineapple juice—so good it was voted “Houston’s Best Martini”
for 2004.
Open Wednesdays through Saturdays, Bambú is home to some of
the city’s most popular DJs who keep the crowd spirited on almost any night.
Bambú is also open for Happy Hour from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
About Rickshaw Far East Bistro and Bambu Lounge
Rickshaw Far
East Bistro and Bambú Lounge bring together the diverse cuisines of the Pacific
Rim in a stylish and contemporary setting, complete with sushi bar and lounge.
Owned and operated by seasoned restaurateur, John
Chang, Rickshaw is considered the showcase for creative fusion cuisine, although
his four other restaurants, Miyako being the most notable, do a thriving
business as well.
Rickshaw/Bambú is open every day for lunch and dinner.
For more information, visit www.rickshaw-bambu.com, or call 713.942.7272.
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