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          All Sushi Recipes : Sushi Glossary
 

 

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

                                   If you ask Chef “Ozaki” what he loves the most about his job as a sushi chef, he’ll tell you it’s the opportunity to meet new people.  Born in Osaka Japan, he was raised in San Francisco, California with a strong appreciation for Asian culinary traditions.  He started his career as a sushi chef at a young age, and has been in the business for many years.

 Working behind the sushi counter and chatting with customers as he worked, Chef Ozaki learned that sushi lovers come from many different backgrounds, and love sushi for different reasons: for its delicious taste, its healthy properties, or because it’s just plain fun to eat, to name a few. 

 But many sushi lovers share an adventurous spirit and a curiosity about this delicious and exotic food.  And as time went by, Chef Ozaki found himself not only preparing sushi, but educating his customers on the healthy properties of sushi, its history, and the finer points of making it.   In short, he now describes himself not only as a chef—but as a teacher.

 Chef Ozaki developed AllSushiRecipes.com both to educate and to bring his customers together.  On this site, sushi lovers from all walks of life can gather to share their enthusiasm for sushi and have all their questions about it answered.  Here, you can swap sushi recipes, connect with other sushi enthusiasts, learn about sushi, or find a sushi restaurant near you.

Have a question, comment, or suggestion?  Chef Ozaki loves to talk with his customers—both at the restaurant and online.  Feel free to email him at Ozaki@Allsushirecipes.com if you have any questions—or any suggestions on how he can make this site better  

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