Sushi Chef Schools
Sushi Chef Schools| January 7th, 2008Sushi Chef School Review
This famous Chef School is a growing industry in US. It is alive with action and is full of excitement. This super fast growing travel and food industry in the Globe will be a leader in creating new jobs. Not only that it generates more revenue and the staff is paid more salaries and hence offers great opportunities for youngsters.
Irrespective of your interest whether owning a restaurant or becoming Chef or a Food Buyer or a Restaurant Manager, this training school offers challenges and variety. Conventional sushi swears on singular or mono flavors to express a basic understanding of clean, beautiful, simple flavors. As a guide for the students seeking admission in this Institutions, we have listed below the Address, Tuition Fees, Optional Items & Hot Lists about the Institutions.
The following are the Sushi Chef School Locations in US:
1. Arizona,
Scottsdale Culinary Institute
8100 East Camelback Rd
Scottsdale
AZ 85251
2. California,
California Culinary Academy
625 Polk Street
San Francisco
CA 94102
3. Florida,
Florida Culinary Institute,
2410 Metrocentre Blvd.,
West Palm Beach,
FL 33407
4. Georgia,
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Atlanta
1927 Lakeside Parkway
Tucker
GA 30084
5. Illinois,
Cooking and Hospitality Institute of Chicago
361 West Chestnut
Chicago
IL 60610
6. Kentucky,
Sullivan University - Louisville
3101 Bardstown Road
Louisville,
KY 40205
7. Massachusetts,
Springfield Healthcare Center Campus
112 Industry Avenue
Springfield Healthcare Center,
MA 01104
8. Minnesota,
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Minneapolis-St.Paul
1440 Northland Drive
Mendota Heights
MN 5512
9. Nevada,
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Las Vegas
1451 Center Crossings
Las Vegas
NV 89144
10.New York,
Culinary Academy of New York
154 West 14th St
New York ,
NY 10011
11.Oregon,
1.Western Culinary Institute
921 S.W. Morrison Street, Suite 400
Portland
OR 97205
2.Kitchen and Classrooms
1701 SW Jefferson St
Portland ,
OR 97201
Oregon Culinary Institute Offices
2140 SW Jefferson St, Suite 100
Portland , OR 97201
12.Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Culinary Institute
717 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh
PA 15222
&
13.Texas.
Texas Culinary Academy
11400 Burnet Rd., Ste. 2100
Austin
TX 78758
TUITION FEES
Course Registration Fee* Food Cost Tuition Fee
Professional I Class $100 $450 $1,850
Professional II Class $100 $450 $1,850
Advanced Class $100 $450 $1,650
* No TAX
* Please note that Registration Fee is not refundable.
For other repayment, please check FAQ page.
Also the students are required to have Chef Coat and Chef Hat with school logo.
OPTIONAL ITEMS
ITEM PRICE
Sushi Knife Set Deba Knife & Saya (Right or Left)
Yanagi Knife & Saya (Right or Left)
Western Knife & Edge Cover
Petty Knife & Edge Cover for Right-Hander
Moribashi $487.13 ($450)
Kaiake (Shucker)
for Left-Hander
$595.38 ($550)
Honenuki Kawamuki (Peeler)
Urokohiki (Fish Scaler)
Makisu (Bamboo)
Knife Bag
Uniform Set SCI Chef Coat $37.89 ($35) $96.34 ($89)
SCI Chef Hat $19.49 ($18)
Chef Pants $30.31 ($28)
Chef Apron $8.66 ($8)
* TAX = 8.25%
* Available to purchase individually.
HOTEL LIST
HOTEL ADDRESS MILES PHONE
Little Tokyo Hotel 327 1/2 E. 1st St., L.A. 0.4 213-617-0128
Cecil Hotel 640 S. Main St., L.A. 1.1 213-624-4545
Mayfair Hotel 1256 W. 7th St., L.A. 2.3 213-632-1111
Kawada Hotel 222 S. Hill St., L.A. 0.9 213-621-4455
American Hotel 303 S. Hewitt St., L.A. 0.2 213-626-2931
Daimaru Hotel 345 E. 1st St., L.A. 0.4 213-972-9208
Miyako Hotel 328 E. 1st St., L.A. 0.4 213-617-2000
Sogo Hotel 106 S. Hewitt St., L.A. 0.1 213-625-078
* Please call the hotel for more information.
Long term rate, weekly or monthly, could be available.
Sushi Chef Training
In their own culinary, since Sushi is going on adding different cultures, this school has gained international popularity. Traditional boundaries pursued to have unique creativity in this School also added to its popularity.
One of their uniqueness is their menu called sashimi. It always contains raw seafood. Occasionally the raw ingredients in sushi are cucumbers or carrots. Chef training includes programs that show the aspiring sushi chef of preparing sushi with vinegary or sticky rice and so on. Sushi chefs include a variety of toppings and fillings. This includes hard roe; raw and cooked fish and seafood; a wide array of vegetables; red meat, usually cooked; and raw or cooked eggs.
This school trains students in two types of culinary variations. One is the traditional Sushi chef and the other is the contemporaneous Sushi chef. The traditional Sushi Chef maintains the purity of sushi ingredients. The contemporary sushi chefs use creative sushi ingredients and flavors to increase the popularity and variety of Sushi. The traditional method of making sushi is truly an art form. Sushi chef jobs require a thorough understanding of traditional sushi standards like rolled sushi also called “maki”, hand-formed sushi, “nigiri”, and large sushi rolls, “futomaki”.
More opportunities for Sushi Chef Jobs
The super fast increase of Sushi popularity places the Sushi Chef jobs in high demand. You can easily find contemporary sushi chef jobs which rely heavily on traditional sushi chef training, but all the same allow you to use your creativity when you prepare contemporary sushi.
Unbelievable new sushi flavors superimposed in tradition are considered everyday. This is the way the fast food is growing. It will make wonder what style of sushi one is eating.
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May 9th, 2008 at 4:35 pm
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November 10th, 2008 at 4:06 am
DAN BOAZ
Los Angeles, California • (704) 660-9000
Dan@DanBoaz.com or www.DanBoaz.com
Why I Came to Sushi Institute of America?
At the age of 43 after selling my company just over a year ago it was time for a career change. I was ready for my next adventure and I wanted to do something I was passionate about, something I truly loved to do.
My friends, family and colleagues thought it was crazy that I wanted to get into the “Sushi” business.
I did some research and found a “Brand New” school that had the same ambition that I had, to train people that are serious about becoming a “Real” Sushi Chef, the traditional Japanese way that has been taught for hundreds of years. The best part about the school is the fact that the President and Executive Instructor is “Katsuya Uechi”; owner of the Katsuya Restaurants that are very successful throughout Los Angeles, and expanding to Las Vegas and Miami.
I signed up as soon as I learned about it and the most exciting part is that I would be one of the first six students enrolled in the “Brand New” school taught by Katsuya. Some people said he would not be teaching the class, it was just his name. Mr. Katsuya Uechi has been at the school every day personally teaching us along with his very talented group of instructors that have all trained in Japan and worked at his very successful restaurants.
This is serious business for serious students that want to learn the “Best” from the “Best”. Don’t waste your time or Mr. Katsuya Uechi’s time if you aren’t serious about Sushi & the traditional Japanese Cuisine, he takes it very seriously and demands the utmost dedication from his students.
For me it is an opportunity of a lifetime to get into a new career where there are so many new opportunities in an industry that is booming while the economy as a whole is struggling. Go to any of the six “Katsuya” Restaurants prior to opening and you will be standing in line to get in.
I have a high aspiration to learn as much as I can in the school, and combined with my years of Executive Management experience look forward to running one of the “Katsuya” restaurants.
This opportunity has given me a whole new appreciation for the Art of Japanese Cuisine.
Dan Boaz
(704) 660-9000 Office
(704) 657-2889 Mobile
www.KonaBlueSushi.com
November 10th, 2008 at 4:06 am
Mr. Katsuya Uechi,
First and foremost I want to thank you for everything you have done for all of the students at “The Sushi Institute of America”. The time from your very busy schedule, the generous Lunch at Katsuya “Hollywood”, tickets to the Japanese Food Festival, and the ongoing time, money and the heart you put into or futures.
You really made another “Big” impact on me yesterday when you told me to contact you when I do open a Restaurant, this is so grateful and evidence of your sincere dedication to see our successes. It does not go unnoticed and is very much appreciated.
Your commitment and kindness with your time and the investment you have put forth to train people that have “Dreams” like I do at not only becoming a “Sushi Chef” and to have the ability with promise to be able to leave from your school and instruction with self-confidence so I can live my dreams of owning a Restaurant.
I must not forget the “Outstanding” Instructors you have assembled, a (First Class Team). Sensei Hatono, Sensei Joji and Sensei Ken have been very instrumental in my success so far and I feel like they have not only given me excellent instruction, they have also become good friends.
I know I have a lot more to learn and it will take many years to perfect, but the “Basics” learned in your class are forever a part of me that I can build on in the comings years.
Thank You Very Much,
Dan Boaz
Kona Blue Sushi
(704) 660-9000 Office
(704) 660-9050 Fax
(704) 657-2889 Mobile
Dan@DanBoaz.com
www.KonaBlueSushi.com
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please email me.
many thanks
January 12th, 2009 at 8:58 pm
Sorry,i mean in NYC
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