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作者: chocolatebean 時間: 2008-5-2 10:23 標題: sushi house closed??

i went to the burnaby one yesterday and saw newspapers and letters all over the floor...anybody know if they closed down or moved to somewhere else?

作者: puZZle 時間: 2008-5-2 17:02

i went there 2 weeks ago too
same thing

lol we just went to the jap restaurant on the left

作者: LoRkz 時間: 2008-5-3 10:42

Called their Richmond store last week, they say the Burnaby store is closed down.

作者: hellobc 時間: 2008-9-22 13:52

Sushi House Burnaby closed.

Sushi House Richmond sold to mainland Chinese.

作者: 布小熊 時間: 2008-9-22 14:24

原帖由 hellobc 於 2008-9-22 01:52 PM 發表
Sushi House Burnaby closed.

Sushi House Richmond sold to mainland Chinese.

Are u sure!!! When did that happen? I haven't been to the Richmond location for a few months now.

作者: alolos 時間: 2008-9-22 15:12

其中一位師父仍在,
but other workers are not the same group of people anymore

作者: 布小熊 時間: 2008-9-22 16:19

o no. no more takeout sushi for me...

作者: 小叻 時間: 2008-9-22 16:32

no wonder... i bought take out last week....

作者: puZZle 時間: 2008-9-22 16:36

what's the quality like now?

作者: peter236 時間: 2008-9-22 17:04

What's the reason for the selling the business? Not enough customers?

作者: 小叻 時間: 2008-9-22 17:38

taste not too bad.. acceptable..just the rice are too loose.. easy to fall apart..... a bit disappointed..

作者: peter236 時間: 2008-9-22 21:39

Most sushi rice tend to fall apart, no matter how good the chef is.

作者: rockypath 時間: 2008-9-22 22:28

not a big deal. there are so many other sushi places to choose from.

restuarant opens and closes, same as business.

作者: Derek128 時間: 2008-9-22 22:33

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-22 22:39 發表
Most sushi rice tend to fall apart, no matter how good the chef is.

你真係識講笑

作者: its_visa 時間: 2008-9-22 22:35

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-22 22:39 發表
Most sushi rice tend to fall apart, no matter how good the chef is.

..........how come the ones i eat never fall apart? (when i pick them up)
well....they do.....when they go into my mouth.....

作者: peter236 時間: 2008-9-23 00:34

原帖由 its_visa 於 2008-9-22 23:35 發表

..........how come the ones i eat never fall apart? (when i pick them up)
well....they do.....when they go into my mouth.....

Sushi rice balls and raw fish always fall apart. They don't stick together at all. No matter how good the chef claims he/she is. This is a problem with Japanese technique. The rice is just not sticky enough. Don't really know why the Japanese still use this lousy technique.

作者: Hyde 時間: 2008-9-23 01:29

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-23 01:34 發表

Sushi rice balls and raw fish always fall apart. They don't stick together at all. No matter how good the chef claims he/she is. This is a problem with Japanese technique. The rice is just not stick ...

please stop making these stupid comments... we all know you live in a hole for all your life and never seen anything in this world.

for anyone that have had good quality sushi knows that a expert sushi chef can make the fish stick on the rice without falling apart. but for a person like you that thinks T&T sushi is the same quality as Sushi Dai in Tsukuji(you probably don't even know where it is!) etc.... i don't think i need to explain any more.

作者: peter236 時間: 2008-9-23 01:49

原帖由 Hyde 於 2008-9-23 02:29 發表

please stop making these stupid comments... we all know you live in a hole for all your life and never seen anything in this world.

for anyone that have had good quality sushi knows that a expert ...

Please control your temper here. Even high quality raw fish is just mild to tasteless. That's why most civilized people all over the world do not eat raw fish.
Japanese rice balls are supposed to be picked up with your fingers, them dipped a little soy and wasabi. If you pick up with your chopsticks and then dip, the tasteless piece of fish will fall off most of the time. This is just a lousy Japanese technique. But the Japanese claim sushi chefs need up to 15 years to learn this squeeze rice ball technique. Japanese sushi rice are just not as sticky as Chinese or Thailand sticky rice.

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作者: Hyde 時間: 2008-9-23 02:44

oh god....
please... go back and eat your chinese hot dog. you don't even know how to eat sushi and you are teaching me how to do it?

LMAO

作者: 布小熊 時間: 2008-9-23 09:05

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-23 01:49 AM 發表
Even high quality raw fish is just mild to tasteless. That's why most civilized people all over the world do not eat raw fish.

OIC................

作者: 小叻 時間: 2008-9-23 09:18

原帖由 peter236 於 23-9-2008 01:49 發表

Please control your temper here. Even high quality raw fish is just mild to tasteless. That's why most civilized people all over the world do not eat raw fish.
Japanese rice balls are supposed to be ...

The problem is not the raw fish stick m stick to the rice.. it's the rice itself not stick together.. aiya.. sushi rice doesn't have to be as stick as chinese sticky rice.. it's that the rice is not firm.. u know.... and for me.. I prefer to use chopsticks.. even if u use ur fingers... if the rice is not firm at all..once u grab it.. not the fish fall..but the rice fall into many many pieces..on the table/ ur plate.... and then u want to use ur fingers / chopstickes.. to put those little loose rice to the fish again?

the rice no need to be exteremly firm like a rock..but at least.. firm..ok? or maybe i was just black luck on that day?

作者: shutterbug 時間: 2008-9-23 11:17

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-23 02:49 發表

Please control your temper here. Even high quality raw fish is just mild to tasteless. That's why most civilized people all over the world do not eat raw fish.

Haha...I think you need to do some research before making this statement! Eskimos eat raw fish. People in China eat raw fish. So they're both uncivilized?

作者: its_visa 時間: 2008-9-23 14:41

peter236:
我比十個叻你 =]]]]
因為...............................你次次make d statement 都係超無point & no sense !
不過又要4argue wor!
佩服!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 你都係返去鄉下食你d 中國狗啦!!

作者: Derek128 時間: 2008-9-23 17:27

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-23 01:34 發表

Sushi rice balls and raw fish always fall apart. They don't stick together at all. No matter how good the chef claims he/she is. This is a problem with Japanese technique. The rice is just not stick ...

哈哈哈~ 今個月最好笑o既笑話

作者: its_visa 時間: 2008-9-23 17:36

原帖由 Derek128 於 2008-9-23 18:27 發表

哈哈哈~ 今個月最好笑o既笑話

係荷媽爛GAG!!!

作者: peter236 時間: 2008-9-23 18:25

原帖由 shutterbug 於 2008-9-23 12:17 發表

Haha...I think you need to do some research before making this statement! Eskimos eat raw fish. People in China eat raw fish. So they're both uncivilized?

Hahaha, the caveman used to hunt for meat and then ate them raw. Then they discovered how to cook the food and they how to build houses. This is the development of civilization.

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作者: peter236 時間: 2008-9-23 18:42

原帖由 its_visa 於 2008-9-23 18:36 發表

係荷媽爛GAG!!!

hahaha. why can't you people accept different opinions? You don't have to agree.

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2008-9-23 19:04

Peter, I totally accept your opinion...
I strongly believe that your level of civilization is much higher than mine.
you are really the 人中之龍! I really have no chance to reach your level...

作者: Bikki 時間: 2008-9-23 22:23

i miss the sushi ><

作者: peter236 時間: 2008-9-23 23:07

原帖由 mcjohnjohn 於 2008-9-23 20:04 發表
Peter, I totally accept your opinion...
I strongly believe that your level of civilization is much higher than mine.
you are really the 人中之龍! I really have no chance to reach your level... ...

You don't have to agree with me. We have freedom of speech. But when I said if the Japanese can make japadog, then we as Chinese can also make Chinese hotdog, some people were surprised. I see Chinese hotdog, Chinese cream puffs etc, as business opportunities. As we all know, what Hong Kong needs are people who are innovative and creative. HK people should not just follow the crowd and chase foreign brand names.

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2008-9-24 00:54

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-24 15:07 發表

You don't have to agree with me. We have freedom of speech. But when I said if the Japanese can make japadog, then we as Chinese can also make Chinese hotdog, some people were surprised. I see Chine ...

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又不如o係溫哥華整隻溫哥華填鴨出同北京填鴨拼一拼啦~

作者: Hyde 時間: 2008-9-24 00:55

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-24 00:07 發表

You don't have to agree with me. We have freedom of speech. But when I said if the Japanese can make japadog, then we as Chinese can also make Chinese hotdog, some people were surprised. I see Chine ...

no one is agreeing with you. we just think you are wasting bandwidth with your shallow and idiotic comments.

作者: mui122 時間: 2008-9-24 09:31

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-23 02:49 發表

Please control your temper here. Even high quality raw fish is just mild to tasteless. That's why most civilized people all over the world do not eat raw fish.

First of all, the statement where you point out that civilized people do not eat raw fish is incorrect.
Other than the small percentage of outliers due to personal preferences, the most civilized people in the world are THE people that eat sashimi. The people that snicker and sneer when they see sashimi are usually people that are so ghetto that they haven't even had the chance to try sashimi in the first place (other than the personal taste preference bunch that i previously mentioned). Countless brilliant minds all over the world enjoy sashimi. And here you're calling them uncivilized? This is a joke of the century.

Additionally, I propose that the first statement you listed in the quote above possibly originated from two reasons. First reason being the possibility that you have very weak taste buds. This may be due to access ingestion of salt. If so, I advise you to cut it down because too much salt not only weakens your taste buds but it is also very unhealthy. Second reason being that you just lack the ability to enjoy a marvelous thing called "freshness". Over the history of mankind, humans have been inventing methods and objects to aid in enhancing the freshness of food. Even Chinese, especially guangdong cuisine, go very far to preserve the freshness in food. People all over the world insist to do this even if it means investments of a lot of money and time. Meaning "freshness", unlike sweet, sour, bitter or spicy (which are easily achieved) is the most sought after taste all over the world. Those who eat sashimi (or should I say those who truly knows how to enjoy sashimi), are really looking to enjoy the freshness of the fish. The freshness so strong that you can taste it with every bit of your tongue. But of course, not everyone is fortunate enough to be able to recognize such a marvelous thing. And I'm saddened to know that we are unable to share it with you.

作者: shutterbug 時間: 2008-9-24 10:56

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-23 19:25 發表

Hahaha, the caveman used to hunt for meat and then ate them raw. Then they discovered how to cook the food and they how to build houses. This is the development of civilization.

Apparently you don't know how to search in Google

I'm talking about now...not 100 years ago!

Go do your homework before you reply next time...

[ 本帖最後由 shutterbug 於 2008-9-24 12:01 編輯 ]

作者: maldini 時間: 2008-9-24 22:37

is this the sushi king?

[ 本帖最後由 maldini 於 2008-9-24 23:45 編輯 ]

作者: maldini 時間: 2008-9-24 22:39

is this the sushi king?

[ 本帖最後由 maldini 於 2008-9-24 23:45 編輯 ]

作者: 布小熊 時間: 2008-9-25 09:29

原帖由 maldini 於 2008-9-24 10:39 PM 發表
is this the sushi king?

NO
Sushi HOUSE!

作者: siumaibb 時間: 2008-9-25 09:59

原帖由 hellobc 於 2008-9-22 14:52 發表
Sushi House Burnaby closed.

Sushi House Richmond sold to mainland Chinese.

唔係麻，又少一個choice。。。

peter兄真係好funny。。。

[ 本帖最後由 siumaibb 於 2008-9-25 11:17 編輯 ]

作者: peter236 時間: 2008-10-3 23:01

原帖由 mui122 於 2008-9-24 10:31 發表

First of all, the statement where you point out that civilized people do not eat raw fish is incorrect.
Other than the small percentage of outliers due to personal preferences, the most civilized pe ...

Hahaha, you guys talk like we don't need to cook fish any more, and that we just to eat raw fish from now on. Fresh fish are hard to find, especially nowadays.
Even if we find them, they are nearly tasteless anyway. If raw fish actually taste good then it would be worth it. But the taste is so mild that it is not
worth the price. Now, whether a person like to eat raw fish is just personal taste. You don't have to agree. But throughout the course of civilization
development, the barbarians discovered how to cook their raw meat, instead of just chewing them like wild animals. Some people just cannot stand the rubbery
texture of raw tako and also the gross slimy texture of uni.

There are smart people who eat raw tasteless fish, but that does not mean all those who eat raw fish are smart. Then, there are those smart people who do not like rawfish at all. Well, there is not enough sashimi grade raw fish to feed the world anyway. And those nigiri sushi rice balls always fall apart anyway. No matter how good the sushi chef is, the rice balls will fall apart because the sushi rice is not sticky enough. The Japanese should not create the myth that somehow it can be done by the best sushi chefs.

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作者: mui122 時間: 2008-10-3 23:06

er... <repeat previous reply>

I'm sorry to hear that you can't afford decent sashimi to be able to learn the real enjoyment in it
or..I'm sorry to hear that you can afford pricey sashimi and STIll duno how to enjoy it

and I really don't find a correlation between eating sashimi to civilization
cooking is a method and non-cooking preparations are methods as well (ie another example, salads?)
its amusing that you would call people that use another method uncivilized
LOL

you seem to lack the ability to make any sense in your argument
haha if you can't even make a point thoroughly there is no way anyone can explain anything to you
so i'll just leave it at that
I'm sure everyone else will agree with me anyway
why get upset with a single bad apple

[ 本帖最後由 mui122 於 2008-10-4 00:10 編輯 ]

作者: peter236 時間: 2008-10-3 23:07

原帖由 mui122 於 2008-10-4 00:06 發表
er...

you seem to lack the ability to make any sense in your argument
haha if you can't even make a point thoroughly there is no way anyone can explain anything to you
so i'll just leave it at that
...

hahaha, you lost your argument with me again. You can continue to enjoy your tasteless raw fish.

[ 本帖最後由 peter236 於 2008-10-4 00:09 編輯 ]

作者: mui122 時間: 2008-10-3 23:13

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-10-4 00:07 發表

hahaha, you lost your argument with me again. You can continue to enjoy your tasteless raw fish.

hahahahha you think you WON the argument? awww...you're so cute

you're like that king in the story where you think you're wearing a robe that can only be seen by smart people but you're actually butt naked
awwww...butt naked alert butt naked alert

作者: peter236 時間: 2008-10-3 23:24

原帖由 mui122 於 2008-10-4 00:13 發表

hahahahha you think you WON the argument? awww...you're so cute

you're like that king in the story where you think you're wearing a robe that can only be seen by smart people but you're actually b ...

hahaha, your arguments do not make sense at all. But you are still pretending that tasteless raw fish on sloppy rice balls are delicious. This is something you should not be crazy about.

作者: mui122 時間: 2008-10-3 23:55

Look at you
still making a full of yourself
keep going~ it's just working out for me really

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作者: 布小熊 時間: 2008-10-4 00:52

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-10-3 11:01 PM 發表
Hahaha, you guys talk like we don't need to cook fish any more, and that we just to eat raw fish from now on. Fresh fish are hard to find, especially nowadays.
Even if we find them, they are nearly ...

hey mr. most tako used in sushi is poached.... sushi doesn't mean raw fish...
but i love sushi and sashimi, beef capaccio, Yuk Hoe (Korean raw beef), Ceviche (Mexican raw fish with lime juice) and raw oyster.
and i love cooked food as well.
so why do u have to put ppl who like raw food as uncivilized?

作者: mui122 時間: 2008-10-4 01:39

the funny thing is he's saying that there is a difference of personal taste so its ok to like different things
but he still insists that sashimi is tasteless and nigiri can never stay together
and almost claim that its insanity to even think sushi is good
never say never
and dude ure contradicting yourself

[ 本帖最後由 mui122 於 2008-10-4 02:41 編輯 ]

作者: tweety 時間: 2008-11-19 18:59 標題: who told u that kind of stupid things?

原帖由 peter236 於 2008-9-23 02:49 AM 發表

Please control your temper here. Even high quality raw fish is just mild to tasteless. That's why most civilized people all over the world do not eat raw fish.
Japanese rice balls are supposed to be ...

my friend works at royal kamei, he just work there for 2 years.. he can make sushi without falling apart.. how often do u go for japanese food??

I should ask somewhereintime to talk to u about it.. he's expert..

作者: somewhereintime 時間: 2008-11-20 08:46

I'm not really an expert, however, after teaching 500 sushi classes from H.K. to Los Angeles since 1981, and conducted consultation work for few Japanese restaurants, I think I know a thing or two about sushi.
Since the topic is about the riceballs we would stick to that issue; my rice balls do not fall apart, period.
You need to squeeze the rice slightly to compact the cylinder, but not so much to crush the rice grains. Once you get the hang of it, everything will be simple. The rice balls weigh 20 grams in Japan while in Vancouver, it is more likely 25 gm and 35 gm in Edmonton. I study foods in culture, I do not consider uncooked foods are uncivilized, it is how they handle and prepare the ingredients. Actually, there is a trend to advocate eating everything raw, backed by some well-educated professionals, doctors and alike.
I do not want to do dog fight, we can cool down and debate, and be civilized; and of course, I accept different opinions. This is not self-advertising, I never need to do advertising, all my business are from referrals only, I do not even take on new clients.

作者: Surreal 時間: 2008-11-20 13:30

主題已經被騎劫.....orz
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Burnaby那家關門了實在太可惜囉
不知道大家各散東西到哪裡了....
哪裡的鰻魚好吃呢!

Richmond那一家雖然我沒去過
但是如果只是剩下一個師傅在的話...
我想也大概不及以前了...吧?
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