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Your Sushi Chef's Blog ~ Sushi professionals give you their insights on the world of Sushi… The Designer Nori range has finally arrived into the Sushi World…taking Sushi to another level! For now they are still a work of art from a laser beam developed by an ad agency for a seaweed shop, ‘design nori’ is a series of laser-cut seaweed .The project was commissioned to respark the sale of nori following the tsunami in japan of 2011. Because of the precision required in the cutting process, the seaweed itself is a thicker variety…but rolling these into Futomaki will require good rolling and above all, good cutting skills!!! Will they look as nice once sliced? I think they are ideal for the Australian style of Futomaki, where they actually eat a half roll alone…they dont bother with the slicing…eheh! I can imagine that in a couple of years, we will be ready to have these custom made…mmm…maybe a new business venture here! At present they retail in Japan and at an art exhibition for around $10 each…
Only negative point for me…Nori is actually awsome for health benefits and removing a good chunk of it …kind of removes some of the Sushi health benefits too… Enjoy the classy Sushi making!Style NoriMaki StyleRoll SuperSuper EasyQuick GrainAvocado NoriAvocado QuickChocolateandzucchini NoriAvocado HealthyForwardMaki-style nori roll, super easy to assemble, and a great home for all kinds of ingredients. The perfect quick grain-free lunch!Seaweed products are frequently recommended for their health promoting properties, due to having a large Iodine content and some other beneficial components only found in seaweed including Fucoxanthin, fucoidans, and phlorotannins. That being said, when we mean a large iodine content we mean very large. Insofar as that even the lowest source of iodine from seaweed (Nori) at the lowest detectable estimate (12µg per gram) is enough to reach your daily requirements when consuming 9 grams of the seaweed product only. The largest source, Kombu (highest estimate being 2,660µg per gram) consumed at the same 9 gram dose would result in you reaching the daily recommended intake about 240 times over and exceeding the highest known tolerable upper limit by 800%.
Nori, which refers to the genera of Porphyra In the above scenario, Nori is almost never a rich enough source of iodine to pose a significant health risk.
where to buy sushi robot machineWakame is somewhere in the middle (where moderate consumption should be fine, but excessive consumption of over 10-20g daily could cause issues) and Kombu which is a significant risk for iodine toxicity.
sushi for parties brisbane Keep in mind that, on average, the Japanese diet contains around 5g of seaweed daily and iodine in the range of 1,000-3,000µg. Boiling seaweed in water for 15-30 minutes appears to be sufficient in reducing iodine content in the seaweed (as it is leeched into the water and iodine may be released into the atmosphere due to it being a gas in its natural state), and this processing may eliminate up to 99% of iodine from Kombu (other seaweeds may not have such a high loss).
Due to such high losses of iodine from seaweed, usually processed or cooked seaweed does not carry as significant a risk of iodine toxicity (such high risk being seem with raw kelp products). Goitrogens are compounds that are known to have anti-thyroid properties, and in some developing countries goitrogens (usually from cassava) augment iodine deficiency by competing with what little iodine is being consumed. The competition between goitrogens and iodine is bidirectional, so in instances of excess iodine it is thought that goitrogens actually prevent toxicity from occurring due to preventing their uptake a bit. Interestingly, many traditional Japanese dishes (such as soups) that contain seaweed also contain foods with a known goitrogen content such as soybeans (source of Soy Isoflavones), broccoli, and bok choy.The appetizer we got was amazing! It was like crab meat Rangoon but better! It was like cheesey rolls that looked like mini egg rolls. Was this review useful to you?
YesNoReport555Ramen was a disappointment. Ramen was a disappointment. Noodles tasted exactly the same as the cheap packages you purchase from your local grocery store. Pork belly was not tender and hard to consume.Very very good sushi spot! Great for a late night out. I recommend the strawberry sundae maki ;)YesNoReport5444Felt very rushed by the service staff. Felt very rushed by the service staff. Sushi was good but didn't all taste very fresh. Kitchen was apparently closing at the same time my reservation was made for so I don't understand why I was allowed to make a reservation at all for that time. Our choices were therefore limited and we left hungry. I'm sure any other day or time this place may have been a winner. YesNoReport332Great noodles and sushi!There are a lot of sushi places, but not many also serve noodles. I love noodles, and that is one of the main reasons I love this place. Sometimes I crave a delicious bowl of authentic ramen noodles, and this is the place to go to get your fix.
They have a wide menu, with plenty of options.YesNoReport455Good spot to go during off-peak hoursSushi was delicious. Way better than Papajin. Grand Caribbean and Red Nori rolls were really good. My friend got the teriyaki with which I think he was satisfied. Drink selection is lacking, but there is a Walgreens right across the street which serves alcohol.YesNoReport444Review of Nori SushiThe food was good, the service was good, the atmosphere was good and it was very conveniently located for after the theater "The Den", could not ask for more.YesNoReport445Friendly and convenientNice staff, cooked food and sushi prepared very quickly. Easy parking out front.YesNoReport445Service was excellent... butWait service was excellent! Our waitress was phenomenal! The sushi was fairly good. However, the restaurant needs cleaning up & better access.YesNoReport435Excellent SushiI love sushi and have been to several places, and so far this is my favorite. Not only do they have your typical sushi options, but they also have ramen noodles!