Or view all businesses for sale Set up your Private Seller Account and create your listing today Set up your BrokerWeb Account and list multiple businesses - Friday June 3, 2016 11:06 am Sushi Shop is launching its limited edition SUSHI SHOP FOOTBALL CLUB box. Designed by the French artist Tyrsa, the box has a rather wonderful sushi selection with three new recipes. The new recipes have been selected by Sushi Shop’s chefs over several months and joy of joys; we were sent a box to try for lunch. Suddenly no one was keen to go to Pret anymore. The three new recipes weree -           SUNNY ROLL (6 pieces): A fresh and slightly sour maki roll, thanks to the combination of kumquat and yuzu sauce. The added sea bream and avocado gave it a melting texture. Sea bream, kumquat, avocado, yuzu miso sauce -           SMOKY ROLL (6 pieces):  This 'gourmet roll' is full of smoky flavours of Japanese tonkatsu sauce and smoked mozzarella, cucumber and shrimp tempura, topped with Thai chives.

Contains Smoked mozzarella, shrimp tempura, cucumber, tonkatsu sauce, Thai chives, 7-spice shichimi. -           CREAMY SUSHI (2 pieces): This salmon sushi is covered with a seared masago egg sauce for smooth yet crispy feel. Contains Salmon, Japanese mayonnaise, masago. Continuing its previous collaborations with young designers (Craig & Karl, Chris Labrooy and Fernando Volken Togni), Sushi Shop gave design job for this box to a young artist. Tyrsa is a 31-year-old Parisian graphic designer who specialises in typography. He graduated from Gobelins in 2007 and has already worked with such famous brands as Nike, Moët & Chandon, Carhartt and even the UN. As for the food overall, delicious. Fin flappingly fresh, very unusual and exciting flavours right out of the box. About five people snacked on the contents, which are probably too much for two people, although it would be great fun to try to eat the lot. It comes of course with soy, wasabi and pickled ginger to add to taste.

The wasabi went up everyone’s nose, but hey that’s wasabi for you! A rather good lunchtime treat. The Sushi Shop Football Club Box is available from June 8th until the end of July 2016 (whilst stocks last). Price – £45 for 42 pieces available at Sushi Shop stores and for delivery. 6 SALMON & AVOCADO CALIFORNIA ROLLS 6 SPICY TUNA SPRING ROLLS 6 FRIED CHICKEN & AVOCADO SPRING ROLLS Related articlesThe Good Ship Benefit at R.S Hispaniola – Afternoon TeaMayfair Opening - Sakagura, authentic Japanese restaurant & sakeNewman’s Own Foundation launch 2016 with Harry HillDotty Dalmatian Afternoon Tea at Sheraton Grand London Park LaneA Taste of Smoke and Saltbubbledogs launch ‘El Diablo’order frozen sushi online More by this writerChoose a ShakeBerber and help Action Against HungerMorito celebrates the Gran Fiesta de la CalçotadaThe Bare Bones Bus Hits The RoadPita Pandemonium at Berber & Q Shawarma BarRevive and Revitalise @ Wright Brotherssushi making kit sale

Curatoring - Packaging - Motion Design - Stratégie digitale FRANCE - September 2015 To boost its brand imagery, Sushi Shop conducts two campaigns each year to create limited-edition designer boxes. Tetro has been responsible for these limited editions since 2014. Forge a new collaboration with an artist in order to celebrate the opening of the company’s second shop in London, in the chic Marylebone neighbourhood.where to buy fish for sushi uk Tetro chose the Scottish-born, London-based artist Chris Labrooy, an expert in creating 3D images. permainan memasak sushi onlineCombining typography, photography, and an interplay of materials and objects, Labrooy creates surrealist compositions in his own unique style.sushi in brussels belgium

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