Last September, I went back home, Tokyo, after 1 year and 9 months...
So many new things happening! New restaurants, hotels, subways, highways,etc...,
I felt like I was a visitor in my home!
So, I would like to share my experiences in Tokyo with you all...
One morning, woke up at 4:30am. I went to Tukiji Market, the biggest wholesale fish and seafood market in the world, with my father who is the owner chef of sushi restaurant in Nakano, Tokyo.
I found very nice scampi and took a picture of it. Then, suddenly, someone from behind shouted at me!!
"Hey, you! No picture! Go!"
The guy obviously thought I was a Chinese tourist and I could see he didn't like them....
I don't know about the manners of the tourist in the market but the way how the guy in Tsukiji market treated me was very rude! I was very shamed... He could have just told me that I should not take pictures instead of shouting. And also, he should have known that the business in Tsukiji market is no longer good as it used to be and it relies so much on the tourist...
Chef Eiji Nakamura, grew up in a Japanese restaurant ran by his father, comes from Tokyo with an extensive resume in numerous high-end restaurants in Japan, Canada, Taiwan and China. This blog introduces not only his talent, passion and creativity toward cooking, but also Japanese culture and hospitality industry around the world. 來自於東京的日本料理主廚-中村榮治-無論在東京或加拿大蒙特羅的高級餐廳裡都具有廣泛的經歷。 從小在父親開的日本料理餐廳中成長,烹飪特色介於傳統和創意之間,用其天賦、熱情創造出屬於自己的料理元素。
Nov 20, 2010
Nov 2, 2010
"Shizuoka" sake dinner 静岡銘酒と季節懐石の宴
We have invited a fine sake brewer from Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, to introduce their one of the best sake from the celler which have never been to Taiwan before!
So, I have created a seasonal "kaiseki" set menu to go with those four different types of fine sake.
This time, we have limited the guests only up to 20 in order to keep our quality of food and service standards high. Those lucky 20 guests of ours had enjoyed both of sake and the dinner, and even got souvenir of a bottle of sake and a sake cup. So, all of them left with big smile on their red face! (^^;)
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