How a sushi chef in Hong Kong is breaking with centuries of tradition to offer a 'more fun' omakase experience

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By A Mystery Man Writer
Sept 23, 2024
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How a sushi chef in Hong Kong is breaking with centuries of tradition to offer a 'more fun' omakase experience

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Michikazu Yoshida of Sushi Zo is bucking Japanese tradition with his omakase menu that jumps around between light and heavy dishes. He explains how he aims to create a ‘memorable’ dining experience..
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As sure as spring follows winter, the order of items served during a typical sushi omakase meal proceeds from the lightest of flavours – usually in the form of sashimi – to increasingly heavier dishes with stronger aromas, such as tempura and meat.

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