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How To Become A Sushi Chef Shokunin: Eater's Emmy Award Winning Series

How To Become A Sushi Chef Shokunin: Eater's Emmy Award Winning Series

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The Eater team won a New York Emmy for Shokunin! In celebration of this, we'd love to reshare with you our very first episode of the series. A special shout out to David Bouhadana, Oona Tempest, Toshio Oguma and the team at Tanoshi Sushi NYC. What does it take to become a master? In a brand new video series, called Shokunin, Eater follows New York sushi chef David Bouhadana as he visits culinary-minded individuals who are hard at work perfecting their crafts. First, Bouhadana visits Oona Tempest, a sushi apprentice undergoing intensive chef training at Tanoshi Sushi NYC
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 4


When you train under Japanese masters weather it's sushi martial arts or anything you have to endure years of shit and humiliation and just when your about to break they throw you a bone so that they can give you more shit then finally when you become a master you can give someone else the same treatment it's the Japanese way
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maybe i am wrong, but what he said about getting good recognition from his master, i think this is a very japanese thing right? I often see this attitude in anime: D
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I thought traditionally Sushi couldn't be made by women because their hands were too cold and could not reach the perfection maintained by these chefs?
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Totally overrated food. If we are still searching for the quintaessential way of the sushi. that means we havent realised the inherent limitations of this meal.
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