Restaurant Reviews: The Rules
Posted by Casson on Jan 10, 2009 in Restaurants and Reviews |
Rules are coming soon — I promise!
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- The Hump in LA gets busted for serving WHALE MEAT! (via @arioch11) http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/09/us/09sushi.html?ref=todayspaper 4 days ago
- Tom Brokaw exposes the horrors of salmon farming on MSNBC! http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032619/#35697305 1 week ago
- Japan to Int'l community: "We will keep killing bluefin, trade ban or no trade ban." http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKTRE62329620100304 1 week ago
- More updates...
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- Red, white, and bluefin
- A bad, bad, bad, bad plan
- A ray of light
- The 2010 Seafood Summit
- Reclaiming our legacy
- Little “s” meets the Big “O”
- The Vanguard - Part 3: Mashiko
- The year in review: 2009
- The question of certification
- The usual suspects
- Sustainable sushi in the news, Autumn 2009
- Skipjack, seiners, and the sea - Week 4: Blood in the water
- Blubbering and wailing
- Skipjack, seiners, and the sea - Week 3: Signs of life
- Skipjack, seiners, and the sea - Week 2: A painted ship
- ICCAT delenda est
- Skipjack, seiners, and the sea - Week 1: The search
- The Art of Sushi - Part 4: Going beyond the limit with Chris Jordan
- Skipjack, seiners, and the sea - Intro
- October 24th
- No finners… only losers
- America half-steps up
- Sustainable sushi in the news, Summer 2009
- The Vanguard - Part 2: Tataki Sushi and Sake Bar
- … to spite their faces
- The Vanguard - Part 1: Introduction
- Back in action
- Thank you & vacation notice
- Seeking input
- The Curse of the Black Box
- The Cove
- One whisker closer to success
- Mekong delta blues
- The Bad, the ugly, and really really really ugly
- Sustainable sushi in the news, Spring 2009
- The Art of Sushi - Part 3: Adeleine Daysor and the art inside your head
- Times of darkness
- Announcement: Blog posts increasing to twice a week
- It takes a village
- Respect for the sushi experience - Part 1: Eye-to-Eye
- Update: Alaska Pollock (Imitation crab / Kanikama)
- Contest results: And the winner is…
- Contest update — no snakes to be found
- The End of the Line
- National solutions, International problems
- Why Nobu must evolve
- The Art of Sushi - Part 2: The Plastic World of Alicia Escott
- From tigers to lions
- The not-so-Pacific Ocean
- Contest is closed!
- TV Spot — “10Connects”, Tampa Bay area, 5/7
- Update: Freshwater Eel / Unagi (CONTEST)
- The Art of Sushi - Part 1: Fish, Life, and Gayle Wheatley
- The kitchen is open (finally)
- The Art of Sushi - Introduction
- Update: Sea bass / Suzuki
- Tour update - Apr 25, Vancouver Aquarium
- A Zen experience
- Tour update - SeaChoice sushi card launch, West Vancouver, Apr 22
- Tour update - Seattle Aquarium, Apr 21
- Tour update - Inner Chapters, Apr 17
- Tour update - Boulder Bookstore, Apr 13
- Article in the Tampa Tribune
- Tour update: Colorado, Apr 9-13
- MSC certification coming for Canadian swordfish… but not just the good kind
- Obama yo’self
- Smithsonian signing
- A few notes
- “View From the Bay” today!
- Sustainable Sushi on NPR (redux)
- Sardines, the MSC, and the future
- Radio Spot: The California Report
- A temporary setback in the Arctic Char Revolution
- Review on Gourmet101
- Introducing guest postings
- TV spot: “View from the Bay”, Feb 17th
- Sustainable seafood in Japan
- The 2009 Sustainable Seafood Summit
- Book Signing: Red Hill Books in San Francisco, Feb 16
- Sustainable Sushi released!
- Update: Amberjack (Hamachi, Kanpachi, and Hiramasa)
- Restaurant Reviews: The Rules
- Photos: Tataki Sushi and Sake Bar, January 13 2009
- Restaurant Reviews: Overview
- Understanding the rankings: Aquaculture
- Seafood Watch and Sustainable Sushi
- Understanding the rankings: Wild fisheries
- Farmed vs. Wild: Which is better?
- What’s this all about?
Hi,
We teach people all over the UK and soon Europe how to make Sushi in a Sustainable and easy way. Congratulations on your site, it is a wealth of information and we love reading it!
We would love in the future to use/point to some of your information, do you have a linking policy or something like this?
Take care,
Emmanuel