Sushi Japanese Cuisine Delivery From Restaurants And Bar In Central London UK Immediate Bookings

July 14, 2011 - PRLog -- "People who are patrons of the three melovesushi restaurants in central London need to know that there are certain Japanese terms that are used to describe professional Japanese sushi chefs. The terms ‘Itamae’ and ‘Sokhumi’ are used as the nomenclature for the Japanese sushi chef. Itamae means a skilled sushi chef, while Sokhumi means a person who is only skilled at a certain profession. People may ask the Itamae questions regarding Japanese cuisine and sushi as long as he or she is not too busy at the time. The best time to ask question is when the Itamae is physically busy preparing the sushi or meal for you, which means that the Itamae can still concentrate and prepare the meal without having to stop working and waste time answering questions".

"People who dine at the sushi bar at any one of the three respective melovesushi London restaurants will notice that there are certain items that are not on the menu. These Japanese food items include cuisine such as monkfish. People should ask for these unusual items that are not specified or shown on the menus and this includes ordering a certain Japanese dish that you have never tried. There are a few basic Japanese words and phrases that people need to learn and know, so that they can communicate with the Itamae. Some of these basic terms for communication are as follows. ‘Arigato’ means thank you. Domo means thank you, but is not as polite as arigato. Domo and arigato can be combined to form ‘domo arigato’ which then makes it a more polite form of thank you".

"‘Domo arigato gozaimasu’ is a very polite form of thank you, said while engaged in an activity. One can also say ‘domo sumimasen’. ‘Domo arigato gozaimasta’ is another very polite form of thank you, said after the meal or when a certain activity has finished. ‘Dozo’ means ‘Please’. ‘Hai’ means yes. ‘Konichiwa’ means ‘this day’ but colloquially means ‘hello’ or ‘good day". Oishii means ‘yummy’ or ‘delicious’. ‘Okonomi’ means ordering sushi a few pieces at a time. ‘Omakase’ mean ‘chef's choice’. Omakase is a style of dining that gives the Itamae the choice of what to serve based on what he or she feels best represents his or her skills and also what is available to eat at the time. ‘Gochisou sama deshita’ means it was a feast".

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CONTACT INFORMATION
Person To Contact : Taj Ratta
Company Name     : Me Love Sushi
Company Website  : http://www.melovesushi.com
Company Landline  : 02088155099
Company Email      : cater@melovesushi.com
Company Fax         : 02088155090
Company Address   : 100 Avenue Road
City                        : London
Code                      : NW3 3HF

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All food at the Me Love Sushi restaurants in central London is prepared by experienced sushi chefs where only fresh daily fish is used in all the various dishes. The entire selection of sushi dishes are hand rolled while making sure that all the ingredients are handpicked ensuring supreme quality. The chefs at all the Me Love Sushi central London restaurants only start preparing food once the orders have been placed by their restaurant or delivery customers.