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The restaurant also prefers not to use more processed vegan foods, such as the popular Beyond Meat. Many menu items use mushrooms, such as “crab” cakes made with lion’s mane or shiitake “escargots,” with the restaurant working with the Palmetto mushroom farm Petrichor.
Other initial menu offerings include a saffron risotto-stuffed tomato, miso-glazed eggplant and almond ricotta-spinach ravioli. It also features a variety of small plates, soups, salads and desserts, including housemade sorbet.
The restaurant has a beer and wine license and serves a selection of both, including a few beers on draft. It also offers a variety of mocktails, working with the company Ritual Zero Proof, among other nonalcoholic drink options like hibiscus lemonade, kombucha, coffee and tea.
Karasawa said Tsunami initially looked at opening in downtown Bradenton, with intentions of still doing so after the Lakewood Ranch location has opened, but the pandemic put that on pause as well. The Sarasota restaurant had a sizable Lakewood Ranch customer base, but the community s rapid growth made it difficult to find an available location until they found and fell in love with their current space. We feel like it’s a place when you drive home, on the way you can stop by and eat, chill a little bit before you go home, Karasawa said. Even if you go home, if you want to bring your whole family out for dinner, that would be a spot for people to go have some sushi, have some cocktails, some hibachi or some Asian entrees.”
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Former NFL Player Found Dead at 38
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The body of former NFL wide receiver Vincent Jackson was discovered by a housekeeper at around 11:30 a.m., according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO). He was only 38 years old.
Jackson, who was a South Tampa resident, checked into the hotel located on Palm River Road on Jan. 11. He had been staying there since then, hotel staff said.
On Feb. 10, Jackson’s family members called the sheriff’s office to report him missing. A formal report was filed on Feb. 11, and on Feb. 12, deputies found Jackson at the hotel. After assessing his well-being, the missing person case was canceled, according to HCSO.