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    Sushi

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    Sushi Sushi is most commonly defined as a Japanese dish shaped into a roll‚ consisting of cold cooked rice dressed with vinegar‚ wrapped in seaweed and garnished with raw or cooked seafood and vegetables‚ then cut into bite-sized pieces. (dictionay.com) Although not in its most contemporary‚ present form‚ sushi has been around for a surprisingly long period of time. What began as simple‚ two ingredient rolls‚ has blossomed into multi-ingredient flavored delights. A variety of types arises from

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    sushi trend

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    Sushi Restaurants Growing Popular in the United States Sense the 8th century sushi has been a very popular and custom dish in Japan making it rather difficult to fathom how it is becoming so popular today in the United States. Sushi is becoming an entree that can be found in a variety of different settings around the United States such as college campuses and cafeterias‚ your local corner store or even at your average restaurant. Although there are many different wide varieties of how sushi is

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    Sushi Economy

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    Professor Sharp 12/5/10 Sushi Economy This book critique is on the book‚ “The Sushi Economy: Globalization and the Making of a modern delicacy.” by Sasha Issenberg. This is a Fact based book about the sudden explosion of the availability of Sushi and Tuna to the world. The book takes you through the changes in the economies and cultures on display. The book follows several key people and events in the story of the globalization of Sushi. Several years ago Sushi restaurants were tough to find

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    Sushi Rice

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    History. When most people hear the word‚ “Sushi”‚ they immediately think of raw fish. In truth‚ dishes made with raw fish are called “Sashimi”. What defines Sushi is any dish made with vinegar rice‚ which may or may not include raw fish. Although in today’s society you will find Sushi served most often in a Japanese restaurant‚ it actually dates back to 7th Century China. It was the way of preserving fish! As the Chinese people didn’t have modern day refrigerators‚ they used the natural process

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    Sushi King

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    OUTLINE CONTENT | PAGES | introduction | 2 | Question 1 (9 degrees of method) | 3-6 | Question 2 | 7-9 | conclusion | 10 | Appendix and reference | 11-13 | Introduction Sushi King first opened in 1995‚ pioneering a new era of Japanese cuisine in Malaysia with our unique ‘Kaiten Sushi’ or ‘Revolving Sushi’ with quick service restaurant concept. Offering range of Japanese cuisine where everyone can enjoy it t really affordable price. With the nice environment that they have ‚ they are really

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    History of Sushi

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    Summary: This report will cover about the sushi history‚ the practices in the past and also in the modern world as well as the ingredients and types of sushi. First of all‚ I will explain briefly about Japan and its culture‚ later on I will move on to sushi. Sushi has several types in general which are Sashimi‚ Nigiri Sushi‚ Hosomaki‚ Futomaki‚ Uromaki‚ Temaki‚ and Chirasy. Each type has a special composition and taste. There are various ingredients in Sushi as well but most of the ingredients is come

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    Sushi and Fish

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    Sushi is one of the most famous and traditional foods in Japan. Most Japanese like sushi and even foreign people do. However‚ only a few people know how to make sushi correctly. Just making sushi is very simple. you just hold rice with your hand and make a shape and put raw fish on it. However‚ if you want to make good sushi‚ it is not so easy. You will need to practice a lot to make sushi properly. It is said that it takes you more than 10 years to be a good sushi chef. However‚ don’t worry about

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    Cultural Diffusion: Sushi

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    Sylvester Rimando Geography 2 September 19 2012 Cultural Diffusion: Sushi Sushi is one example of cultural diffusion in which went on to expand on a global scale from a native treat of Japan into an international delicacy. To scope out on how sushi became an international sensation‚ there are 4 factors that identify the chronicles of its origins and through an expansion of this treat internationally. These 4 factors are: the hearth (originating from) ‚

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    Make Your Sushi!

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    Make my Sushi! Do you want to impress your friends by showing them you can cook and serve your favorite dish? Do your friends like Japanese food? If they do‚ do you want to call them over and serve them Japan’s most well known food‚ sushi? Then you should really learn how to make sushi. Sushi is an example of many cultural dishes of Japan. It is not very difficult to make but sometimes you might struggle in some processes. There are many types of sushi so I will go through them one by one.

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    How To Make Sushi

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    uttyler.edu How to Make sushi Introduction Today’s sushi began as a type of “fast food”. When it took off in Japan in the late 19th century‚ it was basically their version of McDonalds. Sushi didn’t make it’s way to America until 1966‚ when aJapanese man started serving it in his restaurant in Las Angeles. (...) Preview Today I am going to tell you how to make sushi on your own. I’ll start with the different types of sushi you can make‚ then the sushi rice‚ and some of the ingredients

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    Jiro dream's of sushi

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    “Jiro Dreams of Sushi” I’ve heard stories and rumors about Jiro. I’ve heard that he is an old man that is great at making sushi. They also said that for you to eat Jiro’s sushi you need to reserve and pay $300. I remembered when one Sunday‚ the pastor in the church that I’ve attended to talked about Jiro. He also showed some videos about Jiro working and making sushi in his restaurant. He also said a fact that I really didn’t believe at first. He said that when they counted the grains of rice

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    whole latches on to other cultures‚ and how fast parts of those cultures grow. Sushi made it over to America about 10 years after WW11. Now‚ we see sushi everywhere. According to this article there were 276 sushi restaurants in Los Angeles in 2005. In 2010‚ according to the Huffington Post‚ there is a sushi bar on almost every block. There are four ingredients that are usually accompaniments of sushi: the sushi rice which is usually mixed with rice vinegar (makes it a little sticky)‚ salt‚

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    Sushi Express Report

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    O.S of Sushi Express in the past 7.3 Choice of Entry Modes 7.4 Entering as W.O.S in UK 8 Conclusion---------------------------------------------------------------- International Buiness Report Sushi Express 爭鮮 1.1 About the Company Sushi Express is also named as Zensen due to the meaning of “Vying for freshness”. The founder of Sushi Express‚ Mr. Chen Chin Chiou‚ opened the first sushi take out shop in Taiwan in 1996. Nowadays‚ not only does Sushi Express become the most famous sushi brand in

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    Roll Sushi Purpose: To inform my audience on how sushi is rolled and that not all sushi is raw. I. Introduction a. How many of you like sushi? (agree with the people who do not raise their hand because I myself do not like sushi) Tell them I am a part time sushi Chef. b. Tell the class what sushi is. Sushi is cooked rice with a vinegar-based sauce that is rolled and cut into bite size pieces and topped with raw or cooked fish and in some cases in America‚ meats (Dietz). Sushi can

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    Sakae Sushi Analysis

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    a. Background Sakae Sushi is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant chain started by Apex-Pal International Ltd more commonly known now as Sakae Holdings. Sakae Holdings has also started other similar restaurants like Hei Sushi‚ The Pasta Shop. Sakae Sushi offers a wide variety of Authentic Japanese dishes such as sushi‚ sashimi‚ soba‚ udon‚ tempura and many more served on either ala-carte the conveyor belt. b. Current Operations From only a small outlet down at Raffles Place‚ it has grown to 32 outlets

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    Professor Thomas Anderson Film 1010 section 060 November 19 2014 “Jiro Dreams of Sushi” How much would you be willing to pay for a meal of small strips of raw fish on top of finger-sized portions of subtly scented rice? People who are familiar with the sushi industry know that in some restaurants‚ these bite-sized delicacies can cost an arm and a leg‚ but the real question is “why”. In the 2011 documentary “Jiro Dreams of Sushi” director David Gelb interviews Jiro Ono‚ his kitchen staff‚ and people that

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    Shifuku Sushi Bar Business Plan Concept History and Background 1. A. Description of Service The Shifuku Sushi Bar‚ located on 400 Wood Street in Pittsburgh‚ PA‚ is a unique eatery that provides customers with freshly made sushi and other complementary foods in a chic setting. Unlike the typical restaurant‚ Shifuku Sushi Bar allows people to choose from a carry-out or stay-in option to optimize customer convenience. Most sushi eateries do no offer a carry-out service‚ making Shifuku Sushi Bar innovative

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    Jiro’s Sushi is own by Jiro Ono‚ he’s a Sushi Chef who continue to perfect the art of sushi and been given a Michelin 3-Star Restaurant. Having a successful sushi store his 2 sons follow his foot step and become sushi chefs just like their father. His older son then open a new sushi store appart from his father‚ as for his youngest he is still continuing working in his father store which will be inherited to him later on. This decision at first give a surprice for both of the son‚ because usually

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    Sushi Versus Meat Pie

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    Australia-Japan Relations Essay: Sushi roll VS The Meat Pie Introduction: The two groups‚ the Australian and the Japanese‚ both say that they are proud of their food. They narrowed this wide category of food down to their most well known types of food of their country. The Japanese students focused on their sushi and the Australian students had centred upon their meat pie. Japanese Perspective: The Japanese people chose that Sushi was what made them proud and decided to explain to the Australian

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    Business Plan for Oyi-Shi Sushi Restaurant By: Hongying Cai Cover Letter: Dear Investor: You’re looking at a business plan for one of the finest and best Sushi restaurant what will take place in down town Manhattan. The restaurant is specifically located at the Ground Zero‚ where back in the old days‚ the finest place. Right now the government is rebuilding the World Trade Center‚ which means wealthy people are coming back to down town Manhattan. This is a great opportunity to start

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