For those who like the idea of sushi but can't face raw fish, the snow mountain roll is the ticket.
WHAT WE LIKE Shrimp Chonburi, vegetable tempura, temptation sampler, pickled broccoli salad, seaweed salad sampler, snow mountain roll, sushi special assortment, wok-glazed ginger with chicken, beef with broccoli, Mongolian lamb with scallions, garlic shrimp and sea scallops, Singapore curry mei fun, pad Thai; chocolate ganache cake, apple spring rolls.
The breathtaking beauty of the natural landscape in southern Baja remains almost prehistoric: high mountains roll down to arid hills and plains of stark serenity that extend to the water's edge, one of the rare places in the world where a living desert meets the sea.
The Alps soared behind manicured hillsides to the south; the gentle, rounded backs of the Jura mountains rolled to the west.
And so the three of us drove, regretfully, away from Imlil – Caroline in the back and me in the front with Moha, who regaled us with stories and history and answers to the endless questions we fired at him as the mountains rolled by.
Rise, O voices of Rhodesia, Bringing her your proud acclaim, Grandly echoing through the mountains, Rolling o'er the far flung plain.
"Then almost like thunder huge boulders started to break around us from the side of the mountain and roll down towards the bottom, towards base camp," he told Sky News.
"Roll, roll, roll, roll, roll".
When his colleagues stop to admire some rare plants atop a mountain, Pasquale rolls his eyes and later tells the camera, "Pick the frickin' flower, put it in your pack, and let's talk about it down in the bottom".
And there were collateral injuries: while trying to pull a Mount Hood survivor to safety, an Air Force Reserve helicopter struck the mountain and rolled 1,000 feet, injuring its crew of six.
The green and gritty expanse of small towns and cities, farmland and mountains that roll north and west from Westchester County to Canada has for 50 years been the part of New York where Republicans could turn to counterbalance the lopsided Democratic vote that inevitably emerges from New York City.
