For most food lovers, a trip to Japan includes a visit to the Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo ending with a sushi breakfast. Luckily, I crossed that adventure off my list almost 10 years ago. I tried and failed to recapture that moment on this trip after heading to Tsukiji early one morning, only to … Continue reading »
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Sushi memories in Kyoto (Sushi Ina)
I know it seems like I’ve come to Japan to eat, and while it may seem like eating is the main focus of my vacation, it’s not the true purpose of my visit. I’m fortunate to have an amazing Great Uncle, who in his latter years, has decided that it’s important for the family to … Continue reading »
Over the Top at Sushi Kanesaka
Over a year ago, I took my parents to see the movie Jiro Dreams of sushi. It was fantastic documentary filled with gorgeous food imagery that immediately inspired me to seek a similar sushi experience in Tokyo. I’ve been fortunate enough to eat some great sushi throughout my life but after watching the movie, I … Continue reading »
Craving Katsuya
I am so behind on posting. I’m not finished with Oaxaca, but needed a break from continuously longing for the flavours of Mexico, so I’m going back a couple of months with this post. I’m committed to not leaving good meals behind, so better late than never! One of my favourite nights of the year … Continue reading »
Susy Dreams of Sushi
Last night I went to see, what has now become my favourite food movie, Jiro Dreams of Sushi. It’s a beautiful and inspiring documentary about 85 year-old Jiro Ono who is renowned as the world’s greatest sushi chef, the first to ever to receive 3 Michelin stars. It was a movie that tickled my … Continue reading »
My perfect Day in LA – V 2.01 With girlfriends
With our husbands off at meetings all day, Fridays in LA are best spent with the girls. It’s nice to wake up, have a great workout and then sit by the pool for a bit gossiping, drinking coffee and catching some rays. I could probably spend my whole day like this, but shopping calls so … Continue reading »