Go Japanese, Go Tsuru

ON JANUARY 19, Tuesday, pay tribute to Davao's first Japanese restaurant by enjoying their authentic Japanese cuisine at the Tsuru Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar, in a grand buffet in celebration of their 20th anniversary.

For two decades now, Tsuru has given us a wide selection of delectable Japanese dishes like ebi tempura, beef sukiyaki, sushi, maki, and sashimi.

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Even with other restaurants of the same theme popping up all over the city, Tsuru continues to hold its own with its carefully prepared dishes, impeccable service, and spotless and comfortable ambiance.

Tsuru is the Japanese name of a bird of importance to Japan, the crane, known to be a symbol of longevity. Clearly, this longevity has rubbed off on Tsuru as it reaches 20 years in Davao, a symbol of its staying power made possible by its resolute commitment to maintaining their top quality food and service.

On their anniversary, Tsuru offers a 20 percent discount on all drinks, plus a 20% discount card on all local sushi, sashimi and maki that is good for 20 days, until February 8. If you are a group of 20 people dining at Tsuru on its anniversary, two of you will get free buffet passes.

Are you celebrating your 20th birthday tomorrow? Tsuru presents you with a buffet pass when you dine there on January 19; don't forget to bring proof of your birth date. You can also enjoy their regular buffet every 15th and 30th of the month, with free drinks on the lunch buffet, a choice of bottled water, iced tea, or SMB.

Tsuru is located at J. Camus Street beside its sister company Hanoi Vietnamese Cuisine, another must-visit Asian food haven. They are open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 5:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. everyday; call 221-0901 for reservations and inquiries.

Do not forget now. Go Japanese tomorrow, only at Tsuru!