Hello again. I just wanted to share with you a great post from one of my favorite blogs: MrKimSays.com.
It must be the fact that myself and Mr Kim are about the same age and I feel that this image/blog post nailed it for me. Atleast for how I feel at the moment. Lets keep it moving for 2010 people.
-Conrad
Hope everyone is having a great 2010 thus far. Its been awhile since I’ve posted something but I felt seeing this great mtv video series is worth mentioning especially when they pit together 2 creative forces whom I respect. Super producer Pharrell Williams and pop art icon Kaws.
More videos can be seen here.
-Conrad
Just did a party for one of our top hotel clients the other night. Always great to see out of towners experience our food in such a great city. There was a mime cutting sushi? Wait a minute…
Some shrimp and tuna nigiri. Mmmmmmm
We brought out some salmon and tuna sashimi. No those are not baby carrots. Gosh!
The party had some other great food as well. The use of color on these setups are beautiful.
And don’t forget dessert! That is if you have room. Coma time.
inspiration can come from anywhere. the following is definitely no exception. 
Sitting one evening at her usual Japanese dining spot, while making idle chit chat with the sushi chef they came across a topic: the technique of slicing and how it is a form of art. With a thirst for learning and not for sake, Emma Elizabeth began researching sliced elements…
[yatzer]
this is one of those things that makes you say “ahh, how cool is that”. makes you wonder what’s next… a luggage manufacturer of large sushi bags for the sushi lover? all jokes aside, this is out of the box thinking at its’ best.
The tourist promotion group of Oita City (Japan) came up with this clever advertising campaign in the airport using this conveyor sushi idea to promote their fresh and yummy sushi.