December 31: Portland New Year’s Eve Dinner & Party @ WAFU | Multi-Course Menu w/ Sake Pairings
From our sponsors at WAFU:
New Year’s Eve Dinner & Party
Saturday, December 31
Dinner: 5 p.m. | 21+ | $50 or $70 with Sake Pairings
Party: 9 p.m. | 21+ | FREE
@ Wafu, 3113 SE Division Street
wafupdx.com
This year, WAFU is excited to host two New Year’s Eve events. We hope you will join us for a spectacular celebration on December 31 to ring in 2012. We will begin the night with a multi-course menu with optional sake pairings:
Ozouni
dashi, grilled mochi, mushroom, mitsuba
Namasu
carrot/daikon sunomono
Sashimi
uni/toro with ikura
Butterfish
yuzu-shallot puree, mushroom, herbs
Daigakuimo
caramelized sweet potato, mizuna, shungiku, radicchio
Poached persimmon
mikan broth
We will be taking dinner reservations for various times between 5:00 and 7:30pm. The cost for the dinner is $50 per person, which includes a complimentary glass of sparkling wine. The sake pairing is $20 per person. Dinner will be prepaid and gratuity is not included. To make a reservation, please call the restaurant at (503) 236-0205, or email israel@wafupdx.com.
After dinner, stick around for the the Wafu New Year’s 2012 Party from 9PM – 1AM. No Cover! From the Wafu Kitchen, sous chef DJ Lady J!
$4 drinks
Champagne Punch – rum, apple brandy, demerara, cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, apple, and champagne
Kissui shots
Bubbles
$2 drinks
Kirin Ichiban
Draft Hakutsuru Junmai
In addition to drink specials, we will also be serving some of our favorite WAFU snacks. Cocktail attire is encouraged. We look forward to ringing in the new year with you!
December 22, 2011 at 22:48
I’d like free tickets so me and my fiance can go out and have a good time. We are kind of broke…saving money for our wedding and I am now 2 months pregnant. I also just lost 160 pounds and I’d like to go out and party it up!
December 29, 2011 at 20:11
I have been working six days a week for 7 weeks in a row and basically have forgotten to plan anything fun for me and my man! I am ready to relax and have a little fun for at least ONE night before the year is over. Did I mention I LOVE Japanese food?
December 31, 2011 at 17:21
Is it too late? We can make it happen and represent.