Y93 Sushi Crave Japanese Cafe
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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 …
About our name: “Y93”
Why Y93? What is the meaning of “Y93”? Y is the initial of our last name, 93 is our house number, Y93 represents our family. The meaning behind it is to invite you to our HOME. Enjoy the things that we love — from Food to our living style, our hobbies, our stories. In our …
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 …
Meet our team — Chef Alan
Alan is the co-founder of Y93 Kitchen (Y93 Sushi Crave Japanese Cafe). He is an artist, a chef, a guitarist, a husband and a loving father of 3 children. Alan moved to Canada by himself as an international student at the age of 15. During that time, he had to live independently, which means including …
My first REAL guitar — It’s Japan made!!
It is a Fender Stratocaster Hot Rod Reissue, means it got upgraded hardwares like Floyd Rose tremolo and Dimarzio pickups and some fancy wiring under the hood, it was made in Fujigen factory, Matsumoto Nagano, Japan, arguably the best guitar factory in Japan. I brought it new in the summer of 1993, and oh yeah, …
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