Sang Kim

Sushi Making For The Soul workshops (Canada's most popular sushi making class) are recognized for the informative and joyful activity it brings to the class, as well as advocating for the causes of food literacy for children and the much-needed fight against childhood hunger and poverty. Your host, Sang Kim, is an award-winning fiction writer, playwright, chef/restaurateur and advocate of food literacy for children. He is the recipient of the Gloria Vanderbilt Prize for Fiction and LCBO’s Featured Chef in 2013. His upcoming third book, WOODY ALLEN ATE MY KIMCHI, takes a candid look behind-the-scenes at some of the top restaurants and hotels in Ontario. He has been behind some of the top modern Japanese restaurants in Canada. He is a much sought-after speaker and has given keynote addresses and talks at a variety of events such as TEDx, IMPACT, TORONTO DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD, TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY and SIPO Foundation.

When Chef Sang teaches Cynthia and Marci how to make sushi rice sandwiches on CTV’s The Social

A first on national television! It’s called Onigirazu (Korean version – Samgak) and Chef Sang teaches the participants in our most popular sushi workshop, Making Makimonos, how to make it too! Watch the segment HERE so you can see why it’s going to be the Next Big Thing in North American sushi.

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Food Literacy Lessons By Chef Sang For Children From Low-Income Neighbourhoods

Working with children in high-risk, low-income neighbourhoods is the raison d’être of Sushi Making For The Soul. It was founded by Chef Sang to raise awareness around childhood poverty in the GTA, as well as meaningfully engage children in the basics of culturally-relevant food literacy. Making sushi in a class environment was the vehicle to

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