Sushi Lesson in Philadelphia featuring Otolith’s Wild Seafood

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Date: Friday, August 23rd, 2013

Time: 7:00pm

Place:  Indy Hall, 20 N 3rd St; Philadelphia, 19106

Price: $50 Per Person

RSVP: ben@otolithonline.com

Please email the above and let us know the best time to contact you to reserve your spot with a Credit Card. Event is limited to the first 23 registered guests.

Otolith’s hands on sushi lesson event includes an introduction to the art and preparation of sushi, instruction and demonstration for rolling your own Uramaki, Hosomaki and Futomaki, condiments, tools and ingredients such as King salmon, King Crab, Smoked Sablefish and assorted vegetables necessary for each participant to roll and make three individually designed sushi rolls plus warm organic green tea and mochi ice cream dessert.  All participating guests are welcomed to keep their sushi rolling mats and chop sticks.