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.

WaSOYbi

Refined sushi eaters like you have been practicing it long before #physicaldistancing became a hashtag. But for many others, they’re still partying like it’s 2019 when it comes to #wasabi and #soysauce Getting waSOYbi just right is like a spiritual exercise for them. They could be in the middle of a conversation about their failing […]

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SEAWEED SOUP

We go through a lot of sushi in our workshops, but this one is not the variety used for making rolls. Of the hundreds of variations of soups, Korean seaweed soup #miyeokguk #??? is my favourite, in part because it’s the simplest one to make, and in part because it’s one of the best and

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KINTSUGI

I dropped a salad plate that shattered into a million pieces the other day. It was given to me years ago by a master sushi chef and mentor, Osada-san. He had made the plate himself. I don’t usually get sentimental about objects, so when the tears came, it surprised me. Yet even in that moment

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