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Susan Braden
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Editor, Shoreline Times
New Haven
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Communication Studies , Political Analysis , Diplomacy , Humorous Pieces , Biographies , Autobiographies Of Celebrities
Content
By Susan Braden Verified| CT Insider Verified BRANFORD - Sushi chef Woepa Zegid is from Tibet, but he fell in love with American country music and Japanese cuisine shortly after he came to the U.S. at age 17. Zegid remembers his first taste of yellowtail fish at a Japanese restaurant in New York in 2006. "My favorite thing," he said, "because yellowtail when you eat it it's like butter. It's melted right in your mouth."Now he's the chef-owner of Sushi Burrific, a new sushi take-out place in town.
By Susan Braden Verified| CT Insider Verified BRANFORD - Across from Dunkin' Donuts, an antique yellow Colonial is home to a world of exotic spices, South Asian spiky squashes called bitter gourd and dumplings called "momos," a beloved street food in Nepal. Here you'll find goat meat and wild boar, vacuum sealed in a refrigerated case. Forty-pound bags of basmati, Jasmine and Sona Mansuri rice are stacked on shelves; the smallest quantity sold is a 10-pound bag. It's Yeti & Yak, a Nepalese grocery store that recently opened at 220 E.
By Susan Braden Verified| CT Insider Verified BRANFORD - Sushi chef Woepa Zegid is from Tibet, but he fell in love with American country music and Japanese cuisine shortly after he came to the U.S. at age 17. Zegid remembers his first taste of yellowtail fish at a Japanese restaurant in New York in 2006. "My favorite thing," he said, "because yellowtail when you eat it it's like butter. It's melted right in your mouth."Now he's the chef-owner of Sushi Burrific, a new sushi take-out place in town.
Company Info
Shoreline Times
Mission: To amplify the voices of our local Latino communities. • To provide empowering, fact-based news, information and resources for our Latino Communities. • To shine a light on injustices and inequities to promote greater understanding and a more inclusive community for everyone. • To showcase the successes and contributions of Latinos as a way of inspiring young people to expand what they consider possible.
Founded: 2021