The finer things in life for the kosher community
Kosher Sushi

About Sushi
If you're not already a sushi fan, you have probably at least heard of, wondered about, or been intrigued by this unique food. You may have rejected the idea of eating sushi as too foreign or exotic, and the idea of eating raw fish - not big in Jewish cuisine - too far removed from the familiar. Before you exclude this specialty from your dining pleasure, let me offer some simple explanations of what sushi is made of, how it is prepared and how the people who do love it feel about it.

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Kosher Sushi in Israel
Jerusalem
Gong, 33 Jaffa Road, Jerusalem. Tel: 02-625 0818
Korea House, 23 Yoel Solomon, Nachalat Shiva, Jerusalem. Tel: 02-6254756
Yo Ja, 26 Emek Refaim St., German Colony, Jerusalem. Tel: 02-561 1344
Sheyan (mehadrin), 8 Ramban St. (at the windmill), Jerusalem. Tel: 02-561 2007
Sushi Bar Rehavia, 29 Azza St., Jerusalem. Tel: 02-566 7477
The Oriental, Sheinfield Center, 11 Hadekel St., Bet Shemesh Tel: 02-9999488
Gush Dan
Yokouno, 1 Jabotinsky St., Ramat-Gan. Tel: 03-752 4666
Teriyaki, Park Ezorim Petach Tikva. Tel: 03-923 6550
Mazal Dagim, Commercial Center, Savion. Tel: 03-635 9193
Sushi West, 336 Dizengof St., Tel-Aviv. Tel: 077-7040404
The Sharon
Osaka , 2 Hamasger St., Indust Park Raanana. Tel: 09-744 3484
Sushi Mania , Raanana. 5 Ben Gurion St., Raanana. Tel: 09-774 1080
Sushi Way, Raanana. Tel: 0523433111 or 09-743 9169 11:00 - 3:30pm
Tao Sushi Bar, Arim Mall, Kfar Saba, Tel: 09-767 8666
Lobbystro, The Daniel Hotel, Herzlia Pituach On the Sea, Tel: 09-952 8282
Northern Israel
Pagoda Lido Kinneret, Tiberias. Tel: 04-672 5513
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Articles on Sushi

Sushi For Your Health: Whether you're trying to keep your high-blood pressure down, boost your energy level, or just fit into your favorite jeans, pick up your chopsticks. Excerpt fom www.eatsushi.com

Sushi Etiquette: handling chopsticks, passing sushi pieces, tipping, wasabi. Excerpt from www.stickyrice.com/

Links

Sushi FAQ
Yummi Sushi
Japan Guide
The kosher Sushi Club
Kosher Sushi, not your Bubby's Gefilte Fish!

Books on Sushi

The Complete Book of Sushi by Hideo Dekura, Brigid Treloar, Ryuichi Yoshii October 2004

The definitive collection of traditional, contemporary and innovative recipes for lovers of this Japanese cuisine. Fresh and delicious, sushi is one of the healthiest foods you can eat, as it's low in fat and high in essential vitamins and minerals. Aesthetically pleasing, sushi is also surprisingly simple to make. This practical book will show you how to create beautiful and elegant sushi dishes with ease.

Sushi For Dummies by Judi Strada, Mineko Takane Moreno .

This book has everything you need to know to impress your friends with homemade maki-sushi (rolls) and nigiri-sushi (individual pieces). You’ll find over 55 recipes from Tuna Sushi Rice Balls to Rainbow Rolls, plus handy techniques to demystify the art of sushi making – and make it fun!

Sushi (Essential Kitchen Series) by Ryuichi Yoshii (March 2000).

A stylish book that includes information on the history and health benefits of sushi, as well as tips on how to make perfect sushi rice, select the freshest fish, and decorate the sushi plate with beautiful vegetable garnishes. 60 color photos.

The Sushi Cookbook : : A Step-By-Step Guide to This Popular Japanese Food by Katsuji Yamamoto, Roger Hicks, 1999.

A very easy to follow book with beautiful step-by-step color pictures. Includes how to buy and prepare sushi, including essential kitchen equipment and ingredients (for finger sushi, sushi rolls, miso soup, etc.)












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