Editorial Music Credit:
Songs of the
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Culture
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Features
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History
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Totally Cool ®
The First Decade
1994 - 2004
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On The Street
by Richard Renda
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this is the 2nd Decade ... 2006 ...
going forward.
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Sushi Twist
Where Flavor Matters
66 Madison Avenue
2 blocks north of Madison Park
in The Big Gotham
Manhattan, New York
212 213-2299
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photos by Richard Renda
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TotallyCool.net
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The Lowdown ...
On The Street:
Written by
Richard Renda
Photographs by
Richard
Editorial Director
Richard Renda
Sushi Twist (right)
Anne Lee
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The Sushi Twist
at 66 Madison Avenue in Manhattan, New York City is a long space with a square separate area in the back. A comfortable bar as you come in the door. You can even eat there if you would like. If you are not into Sushi stop by and have a Salad. You will enjoy it. A New York Experience |
Totally Cool: Bites
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Sushi TWIST
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66 Madison Avenue
at 27th Street
in Manhattan
New York
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"Where - Flavor - is Key !"
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and at ... www.myspace.com/theoriginaltotallycool
this profile is "exclusive - by invite only."
For those ... a little more profound.
when you come to either Profile -download- Flash Player 8
for the complete MySpace experience !
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also come visit ToTaLLy CoOL at: www.myspace.com/originaltotallycool
open to the General Public
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A nice place to have Lunch, Dinner, hold
a Business Meeting, see Friends, get away from the World, have an Event, or for any Occasion. A fun peaceful moment in Life. |
The Green Salad: mixed greens with tomato, cucumber, and carrots in chef's homemade
ginger dressing. |
The Volcano Roll: crab, avocado & cucumber roll with Japanese chili mayo sauce, and
topped with chopped crab, masago & mozzarella cheese, lightly toasted to perfection ! |
The Salmon Lunch Box: broiled salmon with sweet teriyaki sauce with rice, salad, and
2 daily specials, which here were green mussels, shrimp sunomono, and assorted shumai and dumplings. |
Sushi Chef Brian Hong creating the Infamous
Jazz Roll. |
Shrimp tempura & cucumber roll topped with unagi and
assorted masago and tobiko. |
The Dancing Eel Roll
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