For you purists out there who only believe in "authenticity", here you go. Personally, I could care less what ethnicity is making the food, as long as it tastes good. I've had Japanese food, prepared by Japanese, that tasted crap. The same goes for Chinese food. For a restaurant to feel the need to put up a sign like this just feels weird. If they were really good, word would get around and they wouldn't need to post a sign like this right?
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Showing posts with label Miyako Sushi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miyako Sushi. Show all posts
Monday, January 9, 2012
MIyako Sushi - "We Are Proudly Japanese"...as opposed to Canadian?
When I walked by this place and saw the sign, I couldn't quite place it, but I had a funny feeling in the back of my mind. For anyone who's ever been an English teacher living in Japan, you'll know what I'm talking about, but it reminded me of those vans with the loudspeakers, driving around town chanting right-wing nationalist slogans, haha!
For you purists out there who only believe in "authenticity", here you go. Personally, I could care less what ethnicity is making the food, as long as it tastes good. I've had Japanese food, prepared by Japanese, that tasted crap. The same goes for Chinese food. For a restaurant to feel the need to put up a sign like this just feels weird. If they were really good, word would get around and they wouldn't need to post a sign like this right?
For you purists out there who only believe in "authenticity", here you go. Personally, I could care less what ethnicity is making the food, as long as it tastes good. I've had Japanese food, prepared by Japanese, that tasted crap. The same goes for Chinese food. For a restaurant to feel the need to put up a sign like this just feels weird. If they were really good, word would get around and they wouldn't need to post a sign like this right?
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