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Title: TEWATASHI SUSHI. First 1,800 of 5,911 characters:
TEWATASHI SUSHI HOME RESERVATION ABOUT MENU ARTIST MAP POLICIES FOR GUESTS BOOK NOW HOME RESERVATION ABOUT MENU ARTIST MAP POLICIES FOR GUESTS ABOUT Our Philosophy at TEWATASHI At TEWATASHI, we have embraced the traditional Japanese philosophy of connecting people through shared experiences. Our name, “TEWATASHI”, translates to “handing over,” representing the exchange of knowledge, culture, and warmth. Every dish we serve is more than just food; it’s a bridge between cultures, crafted with passion and precision. The Meaning Behind the Name The name TEWATASHI holds deep cultural significance in Japan, translating to “handing over” or “passing something valuable.” In this case, it represents the act of passing freshly prepared sushi directly from the chef to the guest. Sushi, contrary to popular belief, is not intended to be a preserved food. It is best enjoyed within 10 seconds of preparation, when the precise balance of rice and fish is at its peak. At TEWATASHI, we honour this tradition, ensuring guests experience sushi as it was originally intended – fresh, perfect, and straight from the chef’s hands. Edo-mae Sushi TEWATASHI specializes in Edo-mae sushi, a traditional style from Tokyo, where freshness, simplicity, and skill come together. Our sushi is a celebration of the season’s best offerings, hand-selected and prepared by our expert chefs to highlight the natural flavors of the finest ingredients. Japanese Wagyu TEWATASHI opened as a sushi counter, devoted to the craft of Edo-mae. Today, a professional wagyu chef has joined our team, and our tables have become a stage for A5 Japanese wagyu, finished sukiyaki style right in front of you. Sushi and wagyu now stand side by side at TEWATASHI. Two Japanese traditions, one philosophy: handing the finest moment directly
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| Menu or price list | nothing · 3 prices seen in the text |
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| bookings.zenchef.com/results?rid=368130&pid=1001 | booking | zenchef, acting for the business |
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