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Nori

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Nori is a San Francisco institution renowned for its exquisitely crafted sushi and innovative seafood dishes. Chef Kenji Tanakas commitment to sustainable sourcing prioritizing direct relationships with small-scale fisheries sets it apart. The minimalist, modern space complements the exceptional quality of the food, offering an unparalleled dining experience.

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What is nori used for in Japanese cooking?

Nori is edible seaweed, usually dried into thin sheets. It is commonly used to wrap sushi rolls, cover onigiri, and add a savory flavor to rice and noodle dishes.

What does nori taste like?

Nori has a salty, savory umami flavor with a light toasted or ocean-like note. Toasting the sheet usually makes it crisper and brings out its aroma.

Is nori the same as seaweed salad?

No. Nori usually refers to dried sheets made from cultivated red algae, while seaweed salad uses different seaweeds that are served hydrated and seasoned. They have different textures and uses.

How should unopened nori be stored?

Keep it sealed in a cool, dry place away from humidity. Once opened, an airtight container helps preserve the crisp texture, since moisture quickly makes the sheets chewy.

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