Written by yuri

Let’s make Origami for the Hinamatsuri, girls festival!

By yuri, Posted on 28/02/2017


This is the easiest way to make Origami for the Girl’s Festival which is one of Japan’s annual festivals on the 3rd of March! It’s a day dedicated to celebrating girls and women, and has a lot of traditional elements to it. Of course there are specific food eaten on the day, but before eating […]

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Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2017 announced in Bangkok!

By yuri, Posted on 26/02/2017


Washoku Lovers was proudly invited to the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2017 Awards, held in Bangkok, to support the Japanese chefs and the chefs who use Japanese ingredients outside of Japan. I was hoping Australia would be included in these awards, but unfortunately no Australian restaurant was featured in the top 50. Asia covers a number […]

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Washoku Lovers Kitchen Japanese Cooking Class – Okonomiyaki and Takoyaki

By yuri, Posted on 16/02/2017


Good mooning Washoku Lovers! Hope you survived last weekend’s weather, which recorded 46℃ in Sydney!! Even though it was hot, we still held our Japanese cooking class! We prepared very cold welcome drinks, CHOYA SODA, for the people who attended our first Okonomiyaki and Takoyaki class! CHOYA has classic plum wine but this CHOYA SODA […]

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Washoku World Challenge 2016 -Part 2-

By yuri, Posted on 19/12/2016


Continuing on from where we left off (See part 1) the venue was changed from Hattori Nutrition College to the Cerulian Tower Hotel in Shibuya for the award ceremony of Washoku World Challenge 2016. MC Ayuchi started the ceremony with formal greetings. 2016 was the fourth year of the competition, and it attracted more entries […]

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Washoku World Challenge 2016 -Part 1-

By yuri, Posted on 16/12/2016


Washoku Lovers was proud to be invited to the Washoku World Challenge 2016, held at Hattori Nutrition College today (December 15). It’s our great pleasure to see washoku chefs and we were excited to support the Australian representative washoku chef, Shaun Presland! The event location is just a 5 min to walk from Shinjuku station. The […]

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Our first Ramen class!

By yuri, Posted on 08/08/2016


ramen

This weekend, Washoku Lovers debuted our most popular class, ramen! The demand was so far above our expectations that we extended the class twice! There are still two classes left to go, and three seats available. If you’re interested in attending either of the upcoming classes, click here. Our classes have grown so much in […]

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Sushi secrets you must know to enjoy sushi in the best season!

By yuri, Posted on 01/08/2016


#signiture #sushi #salmon

Are you a sushi lover? I know you love sushi, right? My question for sushi lovers is do you think the quality of sushi stays the same throughout the four seasons? Sushi contains fresh seafood such as tuna, kingfish and sea urchin. However, tuna has an optimum season, just like kingfish and sea urchin also […]

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@!Restaurant in Crows Nest

By yuri, Posted on 15/03/2016


Has anyone heard about the experienced Japanese sushi chef in Crows Nest? Even in Japanese society, @!Restaurant is a still hidden gem. Chef Atsushi started his career as a sushi chef 29 years ago. Since he moved to Sydney in 1993, he worked at Yoshii and Sushi e, and NOBU in the Bahamas. I visited @!Restaurant […]

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Happy 1st Anniversary

By yuri, Posted on 09/03/2016


Dear Washoku Lovers, Today, March 9th 2016, is the first anniversary of Washoku Lovers. I wanted to thank you all very much for being a part of Washoku Lovers! Washoku Lovers started as a community to spread the word of Washoku. Washoku means Japanese Food Culture as you know now. I wanted to recommend authentic […]

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We are now digital! Check how to redeem online coupons!

By yuri, Posted on 02/03/2016


Washoku Lovers Online coupon

Have you heard? We’re going digital! This transition will take place over the next month, and from April the physical membership cards will become obsolete. For now, however, you can still use them. There are a few changes taking place, and there’s a few things we need to explain to you. Firstly, you’ll need to […]

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