Restaurants & Bars

Watch this video for a demonstration of “How To Eat Sushi At a Restaurant”. To complete the task, you will need:

Sake
A sake carafe and cups
Cold Japanese beer, or warm green tea

Get started with the first step: Go to a restaurant specializing in sushi—Japanese-owned or -operated establishments tend to offer the most authentic selections. And if youre in a land-locked place, make sure they pride themselves on sushi thats as fresh as possible.

For the complete guide, go to http://www.howcast.com/videos/168006-How-To-Eat-Sushi-At-a-Restaurant

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http://www.therenegadehealthshow.com – Today is our anniversary!

We’re celebrating it with some raw vegan sushi rolls.

This week we start working on that huge list that you all posted last week. One by one, we’ll make your favorite cooked foods and turn them raw.

Sushi rolls were the first (and quite honestly, some of the easiest!).

Take a look…

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I’ve only had sushi and sushi bars or restaurants but I want to make my own for my family. I am 100% lost as where to begin. I’ve found lots of how-to sites but I live in rural Wisconsin and I have no idea where to get the actual food items. Please help!

Here’s how to make sushi.. http://www.imakesushi.com/basic-sushi.html

Arg, sushi is so trendy! lame!

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http://www.nationalfootballpost.com Drew Brees is the official Spokesperson for the National Football Post 2009 Fantasy Football Leagues. Catch him having a fantasy that he is a sushi chef.

When he’s not on the field tossing TDs, he’ll be handing off commentary to NFP regarding his fantasy tips and insight. As an added bonus to having him on board, $9 from every Fantasy League sign up will go to the Drew Brees Dream Foundation. Fantasy Draft Guide and the Fantasy League are now available! The NFP Season Pass will be available immediately before the 2009 season kicks off. Go to http://www.NationalFootballPost.com for more information today.

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SUSHI FISH

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A spoofy look at the traditions at a sushi bar.

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Step by step instructions on how to roll a California roll.

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Is there a difference in quality when having sushi at buffet’s and the pricier sushi found in restuarants?
Help, the first two answerers have no idea of what my question is. The main topic is about SUSHI not buffets and restaurants

Personally I think so. It depends of course on the restaurant but based on experience I’ve noticed that buffet sushi is usually less delicious. Plus it can sit out for a while and get old and dried out and just not as good. On the other hand if you order sushi at a restaurant you get exactly what you want and it’s usually made fresh. This, however, does not stop me from indulging in the wonderful idea that is all-you-can-eat sushi buffet.

High school senior Kate Stoeckle and her father, Dr. Marc Stoeckle, discuss their freelance science project which revealed that some restaurants where serving sushi under false labels.

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