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All people around the world need to eat every day to survive. In even the oldest, primitive settlements, the celebration of food was an element of culture.
In consumer societies for example in Portsmouth UK people go to restaurants for recreational purposes. Choosing a restaurant in Portsmouth UK like Wildwood or J Mart Japanese & Korean Restaurant to eat niçoise-style salad or chicken and buttermilk biscuit sandwiches requires you to spend money but saves your time. You don't have to know shelling.

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Healthy diet, low fat diet excluding red meat and junk food will allow you to achieve measurable health benefits.

Many of the people in Portsmouth UK are not aware that improper washing food products could be harmful to you. Kaden Newton from Real China Hotpot Restaurant claims that stir-fried wonton noodles with sesame green beans and cherry tomatoes is very tasty but it has 360 kilo-calories in each 100 grams.

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Choo-Choo in Portsmouth 

Choo, to get a flavour of what goes on, we ask you to help us celebrate a day of food. You can choose to donate a portion of your income every day for a month and receive one of these fabulous treats: Choo-Choo. Or donate an equivalent amount to the charity that has provided each serving of chow to the homeless (please include your name and the charity's name). We are in need of help from you, the Portsmouth community. Please share this appeal on social media to spread the word. We ask for your support to help us make Choo-Choo happen! You can donate on behalf of your nearest community centre on request.

How to contact Choo-Choo

You can also email chocootnstuff@hotmail.com.uk with your questions/addresses. The proceeds will go towards: • A food bank in Portsmouth • The Great Food Bank of America. • The food bank in Portsmouth. • The charities listed above. If you have any additional information or suggestions please email info@choo-choo.org Choo-Choo is a food and lifestyle event designed by a group of passionate foodies. The concept of Choo-Choo takes inspiration from the classic 'choo and listen to the choo' culture of New Zealand. Choo-Choo is a monthly public event that aims to encourage people to try new and interesting ways of eating.

We aim to create a space where people can learn from and support each other by sharing their favourite ideas and experiences. It is a way of bringing people together to create, experience and eat together. You are a part of this fun and interactive experience by supporting us to help feed the poor, provide clean, healthy food for the hungry, create a healthy environment and, most importantly, celebrate a healthy, affordable, and fun time together. 

Frequently Asked Questions:

How does the Harvestor Restaurant support local farmers and producers in sourcing its ingredients?

The Harvestor Restaurant is committed to supporting local farmers and producers by sourcing its ingredients from within a 100-mile radius. This approach not only ensures that the food served at the restaurant is fresh and of high quality, but it also helps to support the local economy and reduce the carbon footprint associated with transporting ingredients over long distances.
To achieve this goal, The Harvestor Restaurant works closely with local farmers, producers, and artisans to source a wide variety of ingredients. This includes fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy products, grains, and other pantry staples. By building strong relationships with these suppliers, the restaurant can ensure that they are receiving the best possible products while also supporting their livelihoods.
In addition to sourcing locally, The Harvestor Restaurant also prioritizes using organic and sustainably-grown ingredients whenever possible. This commitment to sustainability extends beyond just the food itself; it also includes efforts to reduce waste, conserve energy, and minimize the restaurant's impact on the environment.
Overall, by supporting local farmers and producers in sourcing its ingredients, The Harvestor Restaurant is not only providing delicious and fresh meals for its customers but also contributing to a more sustainable and resilient food system.

What is the difference between traditional Japanese and Korean cooking techniques, and do you offer a fusion of both styles at the J Mart Japanese & Korean Restaurant?

Traditional Japanese cuisine emphasizes fresh ingredients, simplicity, and balance. Key cooking techniques include sushi-making, grilling (yakitori), simmering (nabe), and deep-frying (tempura). On the other hand, Korean cooking is known for its bold flavors, use of various fermented foods, and a wide range of staple ingredients such as rice, vegetables, meat, and seafood. Key techniques include grilling (bulgogi), stir-frying (bibimbap), stewing (jjigae), and fermentation (kimchi). At J Mart Japanese & Korean Restaurant, we offer both traditional Japanese and Korean dishes while also experimenting with fusion recipes that combine the best of both culinary traditions. Our menu features a variety of sushi rolls, bento boxes, and Korean barbecue dishes, as well as innovative fusion creations like our spicy tuna ceviche with kimchi or our bulgogi-inspired ramen bowl. We pride ourselves on offering authentic flavors while also pushing the boundaries of Japanese and Korean cuisine to create new and exciting dining experiences for our customers.

Can you tell me about the origin of the ingredients used in your pizza dough and explain the process of making our signature dough?

Our signature pizza dough is made using high-quality, freshly milled flour, water, yeast, salt, and olive oil. The flour we use is sourced from local farmers who grow wheat with sustainable farming practices. We take pride in supporting local agriculture and reducing our carbon footprint by sourcing locally.
To make our dough, we mix the flour, water, yeast, salt, and olive oil together in a large mixing bowl or stand mixer until it forms a smooth, elastic ball. The dough is then left to rise for several hours until it doubles in size. Once the dough has risen, it's stretched out and shaped into individual pizza crusts that are ready to be topped with our delicious selection of fresh ingredients.

What is the origin of our signature dish, the Sesame Seared Tuna with Ginger Citrus Sauce?

Our signature dish, Sesame Seared Tuna with Ginger Citrus Sauce, has its roots in Japanese cuisine. The dish combines high-quality tuna steak that's seared on the outside while remaining tender and raw within, served on a bed of mixed greens and topped with sesame seeds. The ginger citrus sauce is a tangy, sweet, and spicy dressing made from freshly squeezed citrus juice, grated ginger, soy sauce, mirin (a sweet rice wine), and sesame oil. We've put our own unique spin on the classic Japanese tuna dish by incorporating the vibrant flavors of ginger and citrus to create a harmonious balance between the richness of the seared tuna and the refreshing zestiness of the sauce.

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