Monthly Archives: October 2008

You See Sushi 94 Judah Street (between 5th Ave & 6th Ave) San Francisco, CA 94122 (415) 681-4010 www.youseesushi.com Price range ($12 and up) Business Hours Lunch: Mon – Fri 11:30 am – 2:30 pm Dinner: Mon – Sat 5:00 … Continue reading →

Turnover can be costly for business owners. Instead, try training a monkey as your waiter.

FN Crazy Show feature gossip, recap, and other entertaining segments about everything on Food Network. The show resembles Talk Soup on E! Channel.

A few famous sushi chefs have become unofficial bullies. I can understand why. In Japan, sushi apprentice spend one year alone learning how to make the sushi rice. This includes proper seasoning and fluffing the rice. Hence, when they see … Continue reading →

Mountain Dew partners up with Steven Seagal for an entertaining commercial.

Whassup 2008 Original Whassup Bud Commercial After graduating from UC Berkeley in 2000, my first full time job was working for Anheuser Busch Budweiser as an Urban Marketing Rep. The creative “Whassup” commercials became an instant hit. Eight years later, … Continue reading →

Dorm food has been often associated with dull mash potatoes and dried up meat loaf. Not at UC Berkeley’s dining halls. In the past fear years, the campus known for its academia is now serving up delights from Indian Naan … Continue reading →

Ebisu (Sunset) 1283 9th Ave (between Irving St & Lincoln Way) San Francisco, CA 94122 (415) 566-1770 www.ebisusushi.com Ebisu at SFO Main Hall North Food Court, International Terminal South San Francisco, CA 94080 (650) 588-2549 Hotei Restaurant 1290 9th Avenue … Continue reading →

People have been familiar with eating contests, but a recent article highlights a gentleman that ate a 15 pound hamburger. Talk about have a monster appetite. (Full Article-SFGate.com) After Nathan’s hot dog popularized eating contests, a few restaurant franchise have … Continue reading →

Although it may only take a few seconds to enjoy, dim sum are delicate creations very few chefs have mastered. From my knowledge, this may be one of the reasons why there are no restaurant franchise that involve dim sum … Continue reading →