Episode 31 of Season 3 - Fillet Sushi

from Tasting Arcadia · host Karen Mac Nair

You’ve heard people argue about what counts as “authentic” sushi but what happens when a chef learns traditional Japanese technique and then decides the final goal is simply to make it better? On Tasting Arcadia, Karen Mac Nair sits down with Lynn and Thee of Fillet Sushi in Old Town Monrovia to talk about building a new restaurant, earning regulars fast, and creating dishes that sound a little strange until the first bite proves the point.For more information and tickets to the Taste of Arcadia visit TasteOfArcadia.com. Follow us on social media. Join us for another episode of Tasting Arcadia.Taste of Arcadia WebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTube

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