• Vehicles • Fashion • Recipes • Blogs • Hunt • Travels • Sport • Fun • Handmade • IT • Education
Mini-Games
x

x
zakruti.com » Dish recipes » Munchies
How Sushi Legend Masa Designs Each Dish - Immersed

How Sushi Legend Masa Designs Each Dish - Immersed

FBTwitterReddit

video description

Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
we discover that Masa Takayama, one of the world-s greatest sushi chefs, has been quietly designing the plates for his restaurant Tetsu for the past twenty years. Chef Masa has been doing this unbeknownst to many of his customers, and he writes his ideas on paper towel rolls, which he always carries with him. We sat down with Chef Masa at Tetsu in Tribeca to learn about how he draws inspiration from the food he cooks, and how he pictures it on the perfect plate. Then, we followed him to Masa Designs, his storage unit in Chelsea, to explore the hundreds of handmade plates, drinkware, and cutlery he houses there
Date: 2020-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


I'm always most impressed by artists who are involved in many different art forms, especially if they factor into the art they deliver. If you're a recording artist, it's very impressive when you have a vision for not just the music, but the fashion, cinematography, marketing strategy, etc. and are able to play a hands-on role in acting on that vision. In the same vein, Masa is probably involved in every aspect of his restaurant experience. It's always nice to be inspired by these kinds of people.
reply

he should go to a school where they tech you all about clay. i was in a school where it was a topic from the 5th to the 10th grade and i can say: i can do way cleaner things, more technik more precise, simply speaking i can do better work then him. it dosn t take much. i had only 2hrs a weak and he is a grown man so he should learn faster then me in 5th to 7th grade
reply

THIS MAN IS A GENIUS. Not because he's so talented at drawing, uses a knife so well or makes fundamentally beautiful pottery (all of which crafts clearly display the amount of time and effort he has invested into. but because of the vision he plans out and executes. Such a gift to hear him describe the process and even where he finds inspiration. Gem.
reply

I can relate to almost everything that masa is saying. I am a full-time potter myself and the food that I envision is a major force into how the vessel is created. The road to designing a new line of work is such a grueling and long process. I can only respect Masa for doing this as well as immersing himself in cooking.
reply

PLEASE caption your videos! You have an audience who is deaf and hard of hearing. You are excluding them from enjoying this content by not providing your own captions for your videos. The auto captions are inadequate and don't work well with accents, other languages, and nuanced language.
reply

That scroll contain Forbidden Jutsus that he himself invented. When he is alone and forming ideas, sometimes he use secret summoning jutsu to summon his spirit animal to guide him in his artistic journey. He is the Hidden Leaf's hidden chef Hokage.
reply

people: you can't eat Art, it's useless-chef Masa Takayama: what your order today sir, Picasso, Salvador Dali, oh! we also have a fresh vincent van Gogh-edit: this is just joke about his passion to food and art, pls don't be offended XD
reply

The imperfections of the plate actually make them perfect. Totally agree, it gives them a characteristic of uniqueness that cannot be replicated compared to the perfect edged, perfected rounded plates. Masa is a true artist
reply

I wish his website had a store to buy the burger cooker, but it's just -contact us-. It's understandable, as they probably can't handle 3 million orders for it, but otoh, it might be -250, which would fix that problem. ;)
reply

It's amazing how he's able to draw, doodle, sketch, and write on that one roll of paper effortlessly. I would easily rip through it from the tip of the pencil hooking onto a small part of the paper.
reply
Add a review, comment






Other channel videos