Learn the Art of Sushi Making with Hatsune

You Can Be a Sushi Samurai Too!

The original California-style sushi creators in China, Hatsune is known for their unique and playful signature sushi rolls. And with over half of the sushi rolls listed on Hatsune’s menu already named after and created by their die-hard, loyal customers over the years, they know that you sushi lovers are as crafty as you are insatiable.

Though we all undoubtedly have our favorite Hatsune sushi rolls, I’m guessing that at some point (most likely while munching your way through a table full of sushi bites), you’ve either wished you could tweak an already existing roll or dreamed of creating your own masterpiece sushi roll.

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Summoning Sushi Addicts: Sushi Making with Hatsune

Sushi Sensei Alan-san Shares his Sushi Recipe Secrets

Though we all undoubtedly have our favorite Hatsune sushi rolls, I’m guessing that at some point (most likely while munching your way through a table full of sushi bites), you’ve either wished you could tweak an already existing roll or dreamed of creating your own masterpiece sushi roll.

With over half of the sushi rolls listed on Hatsune’s menu already named after and created by their die-hard, loyal customers over the years, they know that you sushi lovers are as crafty as you are insatiable.

“Since Hatsune first opened over 12 years ago (in 2001), we’ve built a tremendously close community of sushi addicts whose opinions we respect, feedback we value, and for successful sushi ideas that have come to them over the years, we also give due credit, rewarding each with name recognition on our menu every time they came to us with their own dream sushi creation. Some of our most popular sushi rolls are dedicated to our valued addicts – from the Moto-Roll-Ah roll, Pastor Roll, Clayton Roll and Amy Roll, these are all real addicts who either created or inspired these creations.”  – Hatsune

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