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Japanese Curry: A Delicious Journey of Flavours and History
Introduction: Japanese cuisine is renowned for its diverse range of flavours and unique culinary traditions. Among the many beloved dishes in Japan, curry holds a special place in the hearts of both locals and visitors alike. Unlike traditional Indian or Thai curries, Japanese curry has its own distinct characteristics and fascinating history. Origins and Influences: …
All about Ramen — Reveal the Secret of Y93 Ramen Broth
In Y93 Sushi Crave, we served various Japanese comfort food. One of the specialty comfort food that we served is Ramen. Our customers love our ramen, especially in love with our broth. To be proud to tell you, we make our broth and tare in-house. Today, we are going to reveal the secret of our …
Aburi Style Nigiri
Many of you may wonder why some sushi got torched? This is actually a different style of nigiri sushi. Its special name is called “Aburi Nigiri”. Aburi Style Nigiri means “flame-seared” when the flame is applied to sushi, the heat changes the sushi’s flavor to create new textures while enhancing its natural flavors. Some of …
Yes, we WON!! ——————— Champion of “Calgary’s Best Fish n Chips Award”!
In December, we jumped out from our comfort zone and challenged ourself to join the “Calgary’s Best Fish n Chips Award” competition hosted by Culinaire Magazine. Although Fish n Chips isn’t our specialty; we still decided to accept this challenge. We accepted because we also love Fish n Chips. We have been to few different …
All about Matcha
Do you like Matcha? I love it so much. Would love to share with you an interesting article and video about Matcha that I found… “While green tea has long been a recommended part of a healthy diet, another brighter shade is becoming increasingly popular: matcha. Here’s what you should know about the beverage. What …
It’s a Japanese Cafe!!
Japanese Cafe in YYC, Canada Y93 Sushi Crave is a Japanese Cafe. What is a Japanese Cafe? Have never heard of it? In Japan, there is another name called “Kissaten” / 喫茶店 meaning “tea-drinking shop”, which can also be referred to as a coffee shop or cafe. A Kissaten serves high quality coffee or tea …
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