Discover the Incredible Flavours of Hokkien Cuisine
An introduction to Hokkien cuisine and the signature delights for you to savour!
Discover the authentic in Asian cuisine food
Whether its high-end tuna served at some of our finest restaurants, or a quick handroll for lunch, sushi is eaten all over Australia by the kilo. There’s a huge variety of different sushi, and it can get confusing for Japanese fish lovers as a lot of them look very similar.
So if you don’t know the difference between your maki’s – that’s ok! That’s why we’re here! Please, read on and be enlightened.
The different types of sushi.
Makizushi – often shortened to maki – is the all-encompassing term for sushi rolls. Maki is rolled into long cylinders using a bamboo mat, then sliced into discs, though plenty of shops will sell them whole.
There are four different types of maki: hosomaki, futomaki, uramaki and temaki. With the exception of uramaki, most of these sushi rolls are wrapped in nori seaweed, although soy wrappers, omelette and translucent slices of cucumber are sometimes used too.
An introduction to Hokkien cuisine and the signature delights for you to savour!
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