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The Sushi Master Introducing Japanese Fish to LA Natives for Over 30 Years Omakase

The Sushi Master Introducing Japanese Fish to LA Natives for Over 30 Years Omakase

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
At Sushi Note in Los Angeles, chef Kiminobu Saito creates an omakase inspired by Miles Davis and jazz music in general, using Japanese fish that he gets fresh at the fish market twice a week
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 10


Finally! Finally, I've heard a true sushi-master say that the Swedish gravlax is a kind of preparation for sashimi. Never thought it would happen. But as a Scandinavian, I'm proud to present the idea of gravlax: Cured Salmon with dill, salt, sugar, and pepper, -as are the more traditional flavors. There are much more adventurous and modern spices used today! There really are no limits. Anyone can make their own curated salmon _ just don't forget to freeze it either before or after making the curing for at least 48 hours to be safe. It's very important, as it kills the parasites that may be in the salmon.
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In Japan every fish has a name so to the Japanese there is an emotional attachment. As opposed to who or what? who doesn't have names for fish? And how does this get you to the conclusion that it provides a bond? as far as I know Japanese aren't exactly empathetic to sea life considering that, if left unchecked. they'd plunder the seas barren.
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That old man knew how it was to live in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, hell yea! The good days when people didn't complain as much. Everything was simple! I was born in the 90s and saw all of that change after 2008. Not sure what happened. I guess expectations hit an ultimate high and school's got cheaper with teaching.
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Seeing him participate in such an unusual activity form the japanese culture like haggling, makes me notice how he is a man who is now enveloped in the culture which he lives and works now; The US culture. Not complaining at, just found it notable.
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His restaurant has a different feel compared to most in this series so far. Theyre mostly dimly litted rooms with a more grand feel to it, but his place has a more laid back, chill vibe to it, and strikes unique, kinda like how jazz is too
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That Tachiuo is also available (though sparsely bc the chinese reserves theirs ahead of time) here in the Philippines and is my favorite fish. Especially when you clean it and let it dry out in the sun and then fry it YUMM
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I been raised to look at a fish eye and if is foggy, is not that fresh, fresh fish should always have clear eyes, at the beginning of the video and: 58 that red fish, not sure if is a snapper or other, it don't look fresh
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I could easily see me going in there. Dropping a couple of bills on the counter, and tell him make to me some sushi. His choice. I have never hear of any of those fish. Expect for the trumpet fish. That would be fun.
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Every restaurant I have worked from so Cal to Dallas to Disney epcot they all have the dish towels with the orange and blue stripe were do they all get there towels from?
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Crazy to think my buddy and I just randomly went to his old spot, 4 on 6, to see if it would be any good. It was amazing! Sushi Note is amazing! Amazing chef and person.
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