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Have You Eaten Yet?Chef Masaki Sugisaki: On His Passion For Working With UK Fishermen To Use Ike Jime And Focus On Sustainable Fishing…How Too Much Confidence Can Hinder Your Path To Success….And Sometimes Creativity And Inspiration Come From Unusual Encounters…My Guest Is Chef Masaki Sugisaki.He Joins Us From London…Where He’s Currently Chef-Owner Of Dinings SW3. We’ll Be Talking About His Passion For Working With UK Fishermen To Use Ike Jime And Focus On Sustainable Fishing…How Too Much Confidence Can Hinder You Path To Success….And How Sometimes Creativity And Inspiration Can Come From Unusual Encounters…https://www.diningssw3.co.uk/https://www.instagram.com/masaki_sugisaki/https://www.instagram.com/haveyoueatenyetpodcast/?hl=en...2024-11-2041 min
The Go To Food PodcastS2 Ep11: Mise En Place - Chef Masaki of Dinings SW3 - The Brutality of Japanese Kitchens - Teaching Cornish Fishermen Ikejime & Learning From Chef Nobu on How To Master Modern Japanese Food!Welcome back to another episode of Mise En Place and today we're in Chelsea sitting down for an absolutely stunning meal with Chef Masaki Sugisaki at his restaurant Dinings SW3. He's on incredible form as he takes us through his journey from; working as a child for his dad at the family restaurant in the early hours of each day, to moving to London and being disgusted by the state of Japanese food, to eventually becoming Chef Nobu's protégé and putting his learnings into creating arguably the greatest Japanese restaurant in Europe. We also discuss the brutality and hierarchy of...2024-08-2944 min
Beyond Food & Wine: A Le Cordon Bleu Podcast11. Beyond Food & Wine with Masaki SugisakiIn this episode we talk to celebrated chef Masaki Sugisaki, Executive Chef of Dinings SW3 and Dinings Tel Aviv. Le Cordon Bleu London’s senior lecturer Nitin Radhakrishnan spoke to Chef Masaki about his career, and the influence of culture on Japanese food. This audio was originally recorded for our students over the COVID-19 lockdown.2023-05-181h 25
The Burnt Chef JournalMasaki Sugisaki - Exploring Japanese Culture and WellbeingThis weeks guest is Japanese chef Masaki Sugisaki who joins us to talk about his experiences of training to be a chef in a Japanese restaurant in Japan and how the culture was a lot tougher than in European kitchens.
The conversation with Masaki was both insightful and inspiring as we explore the subject of resilience, mental health, leadership, music and Japanese cuisine.
Thanks to Masaki for joining us this week and we look forward to seeing you all again next week.
2021-07-081h 03
In Conversation with Shalina TobinChef Masaki SugisakiMasaki shares his inspirational journey of pursuing his dreams and becoming a successful Chef and Restaurateur. 2021-01-1150 min
The Menu - Food NeighbourhoodsFood Neighbourhoods 211: Recipe edition, Masaki SugisakiA traditional vegan recipe from one of London’s best-loved Japanese chefs.2020-11-1704 min
Food TribeEp 52: Chef Masaki SugisakiMy guest today is the very talented and oh so humble co-owner and head chef of Dinings SW3, Masaki Sugisaki. After selling his family's restaurants outside of Tokyo, Masaki moved to London to work at Nobu, and later formed part of the founding team at the original Dinings in Marylebone. The Japanese food culture and respect for produce governs his whole approach to cooking. He doesn’t compromise on quality, he cooks seasonally and uses the whole ingredient, and has direct relationships with his seafood suppliers (predominantly day boats in Cornwall), and it shows on the plate...2020-11-0634 min