AWOMB, DIY Sushi in Tokyo
This Kyoto restaurant offers diners the opportunity to build their own sushi using ingredients carefully selected by the chefs.
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Like a painter’s palette, fish, vegetables, rice and seasonings are laid out on a large slate at AWOMB. Diners are invited to use this colourful selection to put together their own sushi, known as temakizushi, or ‘hand-rolled’ sushi.
Beyond the culinary experience, AWOMB offers a creative adventure. Throughout all the stages involved in making their own sushi, diners hold complete power over the presentation and contents of their plate. Each creation is accompanied by soup, noodles and other traditional Japanese side dishes.
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AWOMB
Address: 189 Ubaynagi-chou Nakagyo-ku Kyoto 604-8213
Tel: +81(0)75-204-5543
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday, 12am-4pm, 6pm-9pm
www.awomb.com/TRENDING
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