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April 3rd, 2011

Stingray, Sushi Bar, Asian Latino Grill, Restaurant, Review, Take Out, Sushi Bar on Wheels, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware Beaches

 

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Even though the building is painted in different colors and the interior has been redecorated over the years, the memories came back once I stepped into Stingray.  This restaurant, located at 59 Lake Avenue in Rehoboth Beach was years ago called Fran O’Brien’s.  It was an institution; anyone visiting the beaches; this was the “it” place for “apres beach”, drinks, food, and dancing.  It really was the place to see and being seen.

But enough of that since I am really dating myself.  That’s exactly what I told Laura, our server.  Laura was friendly and really knew the menu well. 

Stingray is one of the favorite sushi restaurants of a couple of friends.  And guess what?  They were there.  Joe and Carla; they are sushi connoisseurs.  Carla told me that I needed to order the Man Eater and the Malay Roll.  Laura agreed, as well.

It was the perfect evening to visit Stingray.  This will be their fourth season in Rehoboth Beach.  The tel. is 302-227-6476.  Website?  www.stingrayrestaurant.com.  

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Being that it was Sunday, it was quiet.  The music was playing and the restaurant exuded a club-like atmosphere. 

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A full bar, a lounge area where dinner can be enjoyed with reservations.

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The sushi bar took center stage.  Take Out is available until 1:00 a.m.

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Other rooms were outfitted with tables and some with booths.

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An enclosed glass porch was available and looked like it would be very nice to spend an evening having dinner on that porch while checking out the comings and goings on Lake Avenue.

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I ordered the Man Eater and the Malay Roll.

The Man Eater had fried fresh salmon with jalapeno and spicy mayo, sprinkled with chopped fresh cilantro.  It was delicious and the combination of the salmon with jalapeno gave it a good kick.  Not overly so, but just a hint.  Finished with the cilantro was perfect.

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The Malay Roll had crispy Chilean sea bass, asparagus, and spicy sauce inside, sesame seeds outside.  Very tasty, as well. 

Then I decided to order live scallops sashimi.  The presentation was very nice.  The only thing is that I like the scallops to be sliced thin with lime.  I thought that with the cucumber cup you could not really taste the scallops since they were chopped. 

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Then I asked Laura if she could ask the sushi chef to prepare an order just like I wanted.  There was a marked difference and eating the scallops with the lime, well, was the best.

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My husband had 2 orders of the same thing.  One was the smelt roe, served on the cucumber cups.  He liked them.

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Then he had the Pocono Mountain Roll, which had steamed shrimp, crab plus masago mixed with a spicy sauce.  It was good.  I had one of those; it was a nice roll.  It was one of those rolls that I would call safe.  Safe, meaning not daring just comfortable; easy on your palate.

Stingray has a Sushi Bar on Wheels.  You can have your own private sushi bar at your next event.  Which means that you can be a guest at your own party.  It offers a variety of maki rolls and sushi selections for your guests to enjoy. 

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Their Sushi Chefs will roll your selections behind their 6 seat sushi bar; fresh fish selections will be displayed in their refrigerated glass front sushi case.  To find more information about this, please call 302-227-6475. 

Besides Sushi, Stingray offers seafood, chicken, pork and beef.  There are even a couple of vegetarian dishes on the menu, as well.  Soups and salads are always on the menu.

Reservations are accepted for parties of 6 or more.

There is happy hour every day from 4 – 6 p.m. with 2 for 1 sushi rolls.  These will be selected rolls, dine in only and available in the bar and lounge only.

Saturdays and Sundays the happy hour starts at Noon until 6 p.m.

Some of the Latin dishes were Pork Mojo, lobster quesadillas, and fish tacos.  During the season more items will be added.

It was a nice evening.  At this time of the year, plenty of parking, no lines, so I am taking advantage before the gates open on Memorial Week-End.

 

Talk to you later…..have a good one….

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4 Responses to “Stingray, Sushi Bar, Asian Latino Grill, Restaurant, Review, Take Out, Sushi Bar on Wheels, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware Beaches”

  1. Karla Johnson says:

    So glad you ordered my suggestions!! The Malay roll seems to be a big hit with everybody. The
    man eater is actually something I tried only recently after having eaten at Stingrays for years! Loved your photo’s – makes me want to go back tonite and order more sushi!!

  2. admin says:

    I am so glad you commented on the blog. I just saw Joe on the highway and I told him I mentioned him and he said he knew. I thought the atmosphere was nice even though it was a quiet night. The food was good and Laura, our server, was so friendly. I like the porch area. We really need to get together for a sushi night. I have not been to Annapolis in some time. We got some nice sushi in Florida with plantains and mango. See you,

  3. linh lu says:

    It seems to be a very nice restaurant, sushi looks very good but it’s the first time I heard about the Man eater!!
    Bravo I am hungry now!!
    Bon apétit :0

  4. admin says:

    Thanks for the comments to the blog. I had not heard of that roll either. To tell you the truth I am not sure if it is their own invention. They were good, though.

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