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A Japanese raw fish delicacy that may be a vector for parasites
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sushi

A Japanese raw fish delicacy that may be a vector for parasites–eg, Anasakis, which often affect sushi made from mackerel caught in early spring Endoscopy Edema, gastritis, erosion Clinical Myalgia, abdominal pain Radiology Thread-like larvae may be seen in radiocontrast studies Treatment Endoscopic removal.
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We always try to create a warm and welcoming vibe at Mori Sushi, whilst retaining the highest possible standard of food quality, service, and menu prices and selections.
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For more information about Tona Sushi, visit www.tonarestaurant.com.
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Los Angeles: California Sushi Academy, 580/2.5-hour class; sushi-academy.com.
I remember my first attempt at sushi. It was in London at a Japanese chef's office and he had just offered me something that resembled a wrinkly-dry version of what appeared to once-have-been fish.
A former Israeli special forces bodyguard, the 36-year-old founded Kai Sushi Bar with wife Caroline in 2006, after completing a four-year course at a hotel management school in Switzerland.
"I enjoy making any customized sushi upon customer's request.
ABOX of sushi has caught on as a great alternative to the lunchtime sandwich and these tasty little nibbles can make an impressive spread of canapes too.
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