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    from the deepest parts of the South. What happens when your southern parents visit Korea for a year? Well, let me tell you sushi will never be the same. My Dad created this dish years ago during an argument between the family about always eating the same thing. Thus, “Redneck Sushi” was born. It consists of prepping the food, creating the rolls, and smoking the dish. Redneck Sushi What you’ll need: 1 pound Hamburger meat 1 pound Sausage 1 pound bacon Garlic Salt

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    but from Italy. This same scenario goes for sushi, too, which is of Japanese origin. According to the article, “Global Sushi: Eating and Identity”, “…the first sushi restaurant in the US did not open until 1960. During this same time period two Los Angeles-based Japanese sushi

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    financial procedures, financial performance of the business. Sushi bar was established there years ago , it has the freshest and finest sushi , and the owners want to sell the business, and it’s aiming at top-end corporate clientele. I will look at the financial information and do the ratio analysis, then I will decide whether to buy the business, if it would be a good investment. 1. You are investigating whether to buy Sushi Bar. Discuss what sort of financial information you would be interested

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    The planning process starts with a main objectives of company, Sakae Sushi which is to build global brands and being well known in this food industry by using slogan “we serve only what we eat”. Basically, top managers are responsible for establishing strategic plans by defining mission and vision that coordinate resources in effective and efficient ways. Effectiveness is the degree which Sakae Sushi team achieves their goal according to customers value while efficiency means organization get the

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    My Life At Kobe Sushi

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    It was simply an average evening, Chloé and her father Kole preparing to go out for sushi and ice-cream like they do every Monday. On their bonding night they went over her busy activity schedule that consisted of dance, soccer, basketball and martial arts. Sitting at Kobe Sushi there usual location, Kole look over at his beautiful daughter with long wavy dark hair, her big almond hazel eyes and the lovely way that the lighting of the restaurant brought out the freckles on her nose and her natural

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    Regarded by many to be the world’s greatest sushi chef, 85 year-old Jiro Ono has dedicated his life to perfecting his craft- using only the most delicately cooked rice, and the highest quality cuts of fish. But in recent years, the fish market has gone sour; the “global sushi boom” has brought about overfishing not only on the coasts of Japan, but across oceans worldwide. Overfishing affects more than just sushi enthusiasts, as it poses a threat of extinction to many species of tuna and sharks

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    of Sushi”, the audience is taken on a journey around Jiro’s personal life and is introduced to everyone that makes him the successful man he is. When you first see these like-minded individuals, you believe that these men have a perfect life’s, but throughout the movie I found information that led me to understand that things are not always as they seem. In traditional Japanese culture, professional success is often valued over personal life. Jiro is treated much like a celebrity in the Sushi World

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    Case Study of Globalisation on Yo! Sushi Yo! Sushi was founded in 1997 by Simon Woodroff. It has 80 restaurants throughout the UK and 93 worldwide, which they are still expanding. The company franchise has been operating for 15 years and have gained a large amount of knowledge about globalisation and how to globalise their company. They have numerous services that made the franchise global: • Online reservation systems • Online food ordering for take away • New devices and the application of smartphones

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    The film East Side Sushi (2015) is the story of a woman, Juana Martinez, that after working many jobs to support her family, starts working in the kitchen of a Japanese sushi restaurant. Through her working in the restaurant, she begins to understand more about the Japanese culture. Eventually, she is able to try sushi and understand more about the Japanese culture. Juana is able to bring back what she has learned and grown to like to her daughter and father back home. Her father is not as enthusiastic

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    also because I needed money. I spend a lot of money going out. When I first started my junior year of high school some of my friends were able to get jobs so I was even more motivated to get one myself. So one year ago I applied for a job at Genki Sushi. I went to the interview and they told me I was too young to apply because they serve alcohol at their restaurants. After that I was pretty sad that I didn’t get the job and had to go back to square one and look for another one. It took me months to

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