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Morimoto Sushi & Sake Cruise aboard Yacht Manhattan August 17th


August 17, 2010 (Tue) from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
New York City, NY

Cost: $110.00
Event ID #305359

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This light dinner cruise features a most seaworthy cuisine: 10 different sushi pieces and one roll by NYC's most renowned sushi purveyor, Iron Chef Morimoto, and 4 widely assorted sakes, served on the cozy Manhattan, our 1920's style luxury yacht.

The menu includes a sampling of Morimoto sushi - 10 sushi pieces and 1 roll - all served in an elegant, passed fashion while we cruise into the New York Harbor. Classic Harbor Line and Morimoto have taken special steps to ensure that the sushi is served in the freshest means possible for this event: It is prepared just minutes before boarding, stored in special coolers and served within the first hour of your cruise. (Specific menu in our FAQ's link above.)

Some illuminated views along the way will include:
  • The New York City Skyline
  • Battery Park, a 20 acre park at the southern tip of Manhattan, where artillery has been stationed over the centuries
  • Ellis Island, the immigrant doorway to America from 1892 to 1954
  • The Statue of Liberty, a French gift that arrived in New York harbor in 1885 and has come to represent our nation's freedom and ideals
Assorted sakes (including the only USDA approved organic Junmai Ginjo and a sparkling sake), champagne, wine, beer and soda will be provided. (One quick note: we will serve a few rounds, but it is not an unlimited booze-cruise. We aim to create an elegant, relaxing, peaceful, and safe experience for all of our guests.)

Step aboard our elegant yacht for an evening of sushi & sake on NY Harbor.

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