Oishi brings you delicious sushi and asian sides, prepared by skilled chefs who use only the best ingredients available. ORDEROrder online, via your desktop or mobile, for now or later.DELIVERA friendly delivery driver will bring your order right to you.PAYPay your delivery driver with cash, card or snapscan.CITY BOWL & SURROUNDS CLAREMONT & SURROUNDS X CITY BOWL & SURROUNDS 021 424 1473 CLAREMONT & SURROUNDS 021 761 1025 XA new on-the-run addition to the Mother City’s burgeoning sushi sceneIn the midst of Cape Town’s crowded and ever-growing sushiscape, Nuri Sushi Factory, a vibey eatery that opened its doors in the city centre in mid-March 2013, is devoted to being different. The Vida or Kauai of sushi restaurants, as industrious co-owner Adam Bartal describes it, the cool, young spot has a grab-and-go takeaway focus (though, it does boast a wide selection of tables for those eager for a sit-down meal). And alongside the on-the-run concept, the CBD newcomer also offers great quality at almost unrivalled prices and claims a menu with a wide range of innovative speciality inclusions unlike anything available elsewhere.

“Sushi is generally very traditional,” says Adam, who worked with the owner of the Caviar Group, a collective that includes renowned Mother City restaurants like Beluga and Sevruga, for 11 years prior to launching his own place. “So, we’ve tried to go beyond the ordinary to create unique options.” Thus, aside from the standard California rolls, hand rolls, maki, nigiri and sashimi, the hip self-service restaurant also treats diners to slightly out-there flavour explosions, like The Nuri Stack (eight triple-stacked fashion sandwiches topped with a homemade Asian peanut dressing and sprinkled with sesame oil, spring onion and crushed peanuts), and unconventional alternatives, like the Rothschild’s Special, an assorted platter that includes rice-free versions of typical sushi pieces conventionally made with rice. Though, getting a little creative with the Japanese delicacy isn’t the only way the new fast food outlet plans to distinguish itself. Within six to eight months of its opening date, the eatery, which rests in an old heritage building, aims to become one of the nation’s first sushi spots to give the dish a distinctly (and deliciously) local twist.

“I want to South Africanise sushi,” asserts Adam, a driven entrepreneur who was inspired by UK-based company YO! Sushi, a business that’s also dreamed up its own distinct style.sushi making kit in toronto Hence, in the near future, at Nuri – even the name is an Mzansi take on the pronunciation of the Japanese word for an edible seaweed species, ‘nori’– customers will be able to try out springbok and pineapple or boerewors and tomato relish California rolls, masala-flavoured ostrich fillet nigiri and much more. jiro dreams of sushi online subAnd in keeping with the SA emphasis, all these options will be expertly crafted by only experienced local chefs, not imported Asian cooks (job creation is high on Adam’s agenda).yo sushi vouchers april 2013

What’s more, innovation doesn’t come at the expense of excellence. Though the phrase ‘sushi factory’ may suggest that the deli-like eatery is more focused on pumping out than putting in, it’s, in fact, intent on only offering fresh, first-class platters and pieces (interestingly, Adam only chose this name as he plans to ultimately act as a supplier for other restaurants, shops and outlets).jiro dreams of sushi in seattle Thus, whether getting a Tuna Crunch Roll to go or settling in for an assorted Nuri platter shared amongst friends, guests are bound to be pleasantly surprised by the quality, affordability and sheer originality on display at this new CBD sushi hotspot.sushi takeout pompano beach Tip: As of April 2013, the eatery will be offering sushi-making classes every alternate Wednesday. jiro dreams sushi youtube

The two-hour lesson, which starts at 7pm and takes place at the restaurant’s long central counter, will cover the basics of creating this tricky Japanese dish.yo sushi dubai offers The Bill: Nuri Sushi Factory is a very affordable restaurant-cum-takeaway spot that boasts prices that are ideal for even struggling students. The speciality options range from R38 to R52, platters cost between R67 and R139 for a generous amount and the more standard alternatives – California rolls, fashion sandwiches, maki, nigiri, hand rolls and sashimi – are all priced very competitively. What’s more, there are also sushi-based salads for between R32 and R40 and fat-free fruit or coffee-based smoothies for R15 and R20 respectively. Opening Hours: Monday – Saturday: 12pm – 9pm 8 Parliament Street | +27 (0) 21 461 8719 Eager for info about other affordable eateries selling this popular Japanese cuisine?

Read our overview of low-budget sushi restaurants in Cape Town. Also, don’t forget to follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook, join our Google+ circle and check out our Pinterest boards for updates. Not to mention, subscribe to our newsletter to keep up to date with what's hip and happening in our pretty city. Set Menus:Please contact the restaurant directly to find out about availability of store specific set menus(Makes a great Gift) (Sushi Party in a box!) specializes in teaching Sushi Rolling as well as supplying the harder to find Sushi Bar ingredients. As well as finding great dry goods for your Sushi (rice, rolling mat, nori, etc.) you will find that the website has a wealth of information regarding the history, presentation, rolling and etiquette of Sushi. Learn to roll Sushi that is restaurant quality from home, and look around for great ingredients. You will find everything from a Sushi rice recipe to Sushi vocabulary list. Learn to make all the most popular Sushi rolls: the California Roll, Hawaiian Roll, and all kinds of vegetarian Sushi rolls.

Sushi has a long history, and has been evolving for nearly a thousand years before becoming the delicate dish that is served throughout the world today. Read about the development of this wonderful dish from the first cultivation of rice in Southeast Asia to modern American-Japanese cuisine on the Sushi History page. "Like us" on facebook! Make sure to check out our Facebook Page for our latest Special! Many great gifts for the holiday season! If you are considering a full-fledged Sushi-themed dinner party, then you will appreciate the Sushi Etiquette page.  These helpful hints and suggestions for proper dining will bring elegance and style to your meal that will perfectly accompany the beautiful Sushi pieces and Japanese dishes. Any would-be host or hostess is sure to impress with a solid knowledge of Japanese decorum. Concerned about your health and the effect of the foods you are consuming? Most people are these days, and with good cause. We all want to keep an eye on our weight and cholesterol, and Sushi is no exception.

The Sushi Rice page will take you through the nutritious aspects of this sticky rice and let you in on some little known rice facts.   Know your Sushi rice, and keep fit and healthy! The Buying Fresh Fish guide will take you through some common misconceptions about fish, and let you in on the best way to select fish for taste and different dishes. Don’t be afraid to buy fish! It shouldn’t smell bad in any case, and many people don’t realize this. Be sure to check in and learn all about one of the most popular ingredients throughout the world! Are you confused about all the different Sushi terms and phrases?  Most people find themselves struggling to follow the Sushi lingo, but this website offers you a comprehensive guide to all those words you don’t understand. Want to know the difference between Futomaki and Sashimi? Check out the Sushi Encyclopedia! Still asking yourself, What is Sushi? Easily solved: just click and take a look at the different types of Sushi.