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Tons of restaurants, crossing cultures, every week
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Gautama 1416 Gerrard E, at Hiawatha, 416-469-4444, thesiddhartha.com Though the original was shuttered more than a year ago after a fire, Siddhartha rises from the ashes phoenix-like in fancier new digs a few blocks west. Comment?
Raw goodness: Sushi Zen takes three honors in Restaurant Poll
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Master chef Richard Choi prepares sushi and sashimi at Sushi Zen on Grand River Avenue in Brighton. Comment?
Nanakusa is a Milwaukee favorite
Nanakusa Japanese Restaurant , on East Chicago Street, is one of the best restaurants in Milwaukee . Comment?
All along First Street in downtown Little Tokyo , there is only one ramen shop so popular that its customers often wait outside in the cold for almost an hour long. Comment?
From - Or To - Japan With Love?
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In one of my school history books, as I remember, there is a story that saffron was introduced into Europe by a pilgrim from concealing some corms in his staff, to avoid the death penalty if found by the agents of the Sultans who controlled its export. Comment?
A crazy number of fires have happened in recent days: first, ~FORBES ISLAND~ near Pier 39 experienced a fire in the Sea Lion Room . Comment?
Dennis Rodman Is Already Bored With North Korea
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On Monday night, Dennis Rodman celebrated his 52nd birthday at Cheetahs, a gentleman's club in Times Square. Comment?
Green Tea: visually pleasing, tasty Asian food
An Eggplant Cha La Ca Roll at Green Tea Japanese and Asian Bistro in Ridgefield, Conn. Comment?
Taita takes diners on an unexpected journey through Peruvian cuisine
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Solterito arequipeno is a staple at bachelor parties in Peru, and a real gift at Taita. Comment?
Making Sushi at Home Is Easy
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For amateur chefs, sushi might seem an insurmountable endeavor -- like the perfect puffy cheese souffle or meringue-wrapped baked Alaska. Comment?
Here, Eat This: A Beginner's Guide to Japanese Cuisine
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Although it's all the craze lately, ramen is just one of the soups you'll find in Japanese cuisine. Comment?
Charity chow-downs: RA Sushi, Florida Cookery, Mercadito
Jude Children's Research Hospital; 305-341-0092. at The James Royal Palm, 1545 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, is donating 5 percent of lunch proceeds Monday through Thursday to , 3252 NE First Ave., Miami, through May, with 5 percent of proceeds going to Share Our Strength's campaign against childhood hunger; 786-369-0430. The Miami Herald is pleased ... (more) Comment?
Edible QR Codes Make Sustainable Sushi Fun and Convenient
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Made of rice paper, edible QR codes help diners learn about the fish they eat at San Diego's Harney Sushi. Comment?
Our Gourmet: A touch of mystery, flavors of the Orient at Soho in Hudson
The scoresfor Soho Atmosphere: 5/10. Standard layout and decor. Menu: 7/10. Varied selection of Chinese dishes and Japanese sushi arrangements. Comment?
All proceeds at RA Sushi go to kids' charity May 26-June 1, 2013
Chicago's RA Sushi locations will host a ninth annual "Nicky's Week" fundraiser Sunday, May 26, through Saturday, June 1, for kids battling cancer and other deadly diseases at St. Comment?
... local guide, includes a tour around the fascinating temples of Nara and the chance to study the secrets of Japanese cuisine with a special cooking class. We hope this discount promotion, available on this tour when taken before the end of September, ... Comment?
Waldo's Kokoro Maki House makes decent sushi - and good Korean food
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Kokoro Maki House 340 West 75th Street, 816-363-0678 Hours: 11 a.m.9 p.m. MondayFriday, noon9 p.m. Saturday, closed Sunday Price: $$$$$ Kokoro Maki House Kokoro Maki roll: $10.95 Banana tempura roll: $5.95 Dolsot bibim bap: $10.95 Spicy pork: $10.95 LA short ribs: $12.95 Bulgogi: $11.95 "There are not four Korean restaurants in Kansas City," said a ... (more) Comment?
Discover healthy secrets of Japanese farmhouse vegetables
However, when most Westerners think of "Japanese food," they think of sushi, sticky-sweet teriyaki and vegetables in the form of tempura -- battered and deep-fried. Though these foods are part of the Japanese diet, they're not the whole picture of the Japanese table, says cookbook author and teacher Nancy Singleton Hachisu. Comment?
Taka health inspection: Return of the glove
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When it comes to food safety rules, there has always been one that really bothered me, one that I sort of fundamentally disagree with as a cook. Comment?
Sushi, Style & Skyline
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Like trying to tell contestants of Miss Korea 2013 apart, distinguishing outstanding Japanese restaurants from so many seemingly similar choices is no piece of mochi. Comment?