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Acclaimed Tokyo sushi chef to make US debut with $1,000 omakase experience in NYC - Vimarsana News

Acclaimed Tokyo sushi chef to make US debut with $1,000 omakase experience in NYC

The 20-course omakase dinner will be held for five nights starting on May 2 at Sendo at 876 Sixth Avenue

Tokyo Chef Hidefumi Namba Will Serve Sushi in New York for the First Time - Vimarsana News

Tokyo Chef Hidefumi Namba Will Serve Sushi in New York for the First Time

Plus, a Chinatown staple heads to Bushwick for a night — and more intel

Source: eater.com
The Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings of 2024 - Vimarsana News

The Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings of 2024

While restaurants work on a shorter lead time than hotels, 2024 already has plenty of exciting new restaurant openings on the horizon.

US$10,000 sushi? It's coming to Miami – and that's just the fee to join members-only Sushi Namba, headed by the chef behind Tokyo's fifth-best sushi spot - Vimarsana News

US$10,000 sushi? It's coming to Miami – and that's just the fee to join members-only Sushi Namba, headed by the chef behind Tokyo's fifth-best sushi spot

How much would you be willing to pay for a sushi omakase meal? A top sushi chef from Tokyo will be opening a members-only sushi restaurant in Miami, Florida. The fee just to get in is US$10,000.

Source: scmp.com
$10,000 members-only sushi restaurant set to open in Miami - Vimarsana News

$10,000 members-only sushi restaurant set to open in Miami

Miami is set to host a $10,000 members-only sushi restaurant, Ura, featuring renowned Tokyo-based chef Hidefumi Namba. Making a deal: Namba, known for his meticulous approach to temperature control, has dreamt of expanding to a "beautiful city that always has good weather,” according to Bloomberg. In a departure from the usual trend of Japanese chefs choosing New York for expansion, first-time restaurateurs Samuel and Jose Tcherassi convinced the admired craftsman of Tokyo's Sushi Namba to open a restaurant in Miami.

Source: yahoo.com