Friday 29 July 2011

Kazuki Tsuya profile

Kazuki Tsuya will be demonstrating how to make Japanese style crab omelet at this year's Fayre.

As mentioned before, Kazuki is very busy preparing for the opening of his new restaurant on 1 August. However, we were able to learn more about Kazuki during some quiet moments - and just now there aren't many - between the hard graft of building, buying, setting up a new restaurant and planning menus


What did you do in Japan?  Uni student studying Economy


What was your first career?  Worked as a cook before coming to Australia in 2001. In Australia worked for Misuzu's Japanese Restaurant and France-Soir in Melbourne until 2007 and worked at Lake House for 4 years until May this year.


Why did you choose to come to Australia?  I heard Australia was a great baseball sport country. This is why I chose Australia, but the reality was different - cricket and football only! - I still enjoy watching their games though.


What style of food do you plan for your restaurant?  Japanese, French, Modern Australia, a bit of everything


Favourite cuisine?  Japanese 

Biggest culinary influence?  A great Japanese chef (French cusine) Chef Saisu. His restaurant Cote d'or in Tokyo.

Favorite cookbook?  Est Est Est - Donovan & Philippa's first book in Australia

After the fun of the Fayre, head off to Kazuki and Saori's new restaurant:


KAZUKI'S at the Raglan
1 Camp St, Daylesford
The Raglan (also known as "Raglan Flats" to locals)
03 5348 1218 (bookings)
website is coming soon!
Open for lunch and dinner from 12 noon to 11pm
Wednesday closed 

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