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the general atmosphere. ichibancho teruya chef teruya and his giant hands – grating wasabi on a sharkskin board our first meal at ichibancho teruya was the more expensive one, and very much a fine dining experience in the sushi sho style, which offers numerous small courses of sashimi. many types of fish

. and many different parts of fish. we had tiny courses over a three-hour period. each course just one or two bites, each presented beautifully. in order: wakame hamaguri – raw clam hotate – giant scallop from hokkaido the sushi case umi budo and wakame – tiny sea grapes and seaweed hokigai – soft clam...

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the general atmosphere. ichibancho teruya chef teruya and his giant hands – grating wasabi on a sharkskin board our first meal at ichibancho teruya was the more expensive one, and very much a fine dining experience in the sushi sho style, which offers numerous small courses of sashimi. many types of fish

. and many different parts of fish. we had tiny courses over a three-hour period. each course just one or two bites, each presented beautifully. in order: wakame hamaguri – raw clam hotate – giant scallop from hokkaido the sushi case umi budo and wakame – tiny sea grapes and seaweed hokigai – soft clam...

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the general atmosphere. ichibancho teruya chef teruya and his giant hands – grating wasabi on a sharkskin board our first meal at ichibancho teruya was the more expensive one, and very much a fine dining experience in the sushi sho style, which offers numerous small courses of sashimi. many types of fish

. and many different parts of fish. we had tiny courses over a three-hour period. each course just one or two bites, each presented beautifully. in order: wakame hamaguri – raw clam hotate – giant scallop from hokkaido the sushi case umi budo and wakame – tiny sea grapes and seaweed hokigai – soft clam...

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the general atmosphere. ichibancho teruya chef teruya and his giant hands – grating wasabi on a sharkskin board our first meal at ichibancho teruya was the more expensive one, and very much a fine dining experience in the sushi sho style, which offers numerous small courses of sashimi. many types of fish

. and many different parts of fish. we had tiny courses over a three-hour period. each course just one or two bites, each presented beautifully. in order: wakame hamaguri – raw clam hotate – giant scallop from hokkaido the sushi case umi budo and wakame – tiny sea grapes and seaweed hokigai – soft clam...

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a day are not unusual with fish in the pound class not uncommon. fish in the super-trophy and pound range show up each year as well. minnows and crawfish work best for those who choose live bait. for artificial lures, tube jigs, grubs and other soft plastics work best. the early smallmouth season extends

showing up in the genesee river and some of the tributaries. these fish are often confused with brown trout for identification. in an effort to protect them, the minimum size for these fish is inches. the state record is pounds, ounces with a long crank bait. ank bait. f i s h d e s c r i p t i o n...

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secchi and partner david switzer in new york city's flatiron neighborhood. the menu celebrates the cuisine of emilia romagna and is centered around house-made pasta, a nod to the restaurant's name which translates to "head of household"-usually a nonna who hand rolls pasta. traditionally prepared meat

, fish, local vegetables, and northern italian wines complement the offerings. press the new york times at rezdôra, a fresh voice in italian cooking for new york forbes new york's rezdôra is unique in serving the authentic cuisine of emilia-romagna grub street a guide to all the very italian restaurants...

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secchi and partner david switzer in new york city's flatiron neighborhood. the menu celebrates the cuisine of emilia romagna and is centered around house-made pasta, a nod to the restaurant's name which translates to "head of household"-usually a nonna who hand rolls pasta. traditionally prepared meat

, fish, local vegetables, and northern italian wines complement the offerings. press the new york times at rezdôra, a fresh voice in italian cooking for new york forbes new york's rezdôra is unique in serving the authentic cuisine of emilia-romagna grub street a guide to all the very italian restaurants...

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secchi and partner david switzer in new york city's flatiron neighborhood. the menu celebrates the cuisine of emilia romagna and is centered around house-made pasta, a nod to the restaurant's name which translates to "head of household"-usually a nonna who hand rolls pasta. traditionally prepared meat

, fish, local vegetables, and northern italian wines complement the offerings. press the new york times at rezdôra, a fresh voice in italian cooking for new york forbes new york's rezdôra is unique in serving the authentic cuisine of emilia-romagna grub street a guide to all the very italian restaurants...

https://www.rezdora.nyc/about/

secchi and partner david switzer in new york city's flatiron neighborhood. the menu celebrates the cuisine of emilia romagna and is centered around house-made pasta, a nod to the restaurant's name which translates to "head of household"-usually a nonna who hand rolls pasta. traditionally prepared meat

, fish, local vegetables, and northern italian wines complement the offerings. press the new york times at rezdôra, a fresh voice in italian cooking for new york forbes new york's rezdôra is unique in serving the authentic cuisine of emilia-romagna grub street a guide to all the very italian restaurants...

https://www.rezdora.nyc/press/

secchi and partner david switzer in new york city's flatiron neighborhood. the menu celebrates the cuisine of emilia romagna and is centered around house-made pasta, a nod to the restaurant's name which translates to "head of household"-usually a nonna who hand rolls pasta. traditionally prepared meat

, fish, local vegetables, and northern italian wines complement the offerings. press the new york times at rezdôra, a fresh voice in italian cooking for new york forbes new york's rezdôra is unique in serving the authentic cuisine of emilia-romagna grub street a guide to all the very italian restaurants...

https://www.rezdora.nyc/