Inkjet sushi…Yum!
< --No ordinary sushi: this sushi is made up of flavoured sheets printed out on an inkjet printer.
Futuristic Food: Chefs at a Chicago restaurant are using technology to change the way people perceive and eat food
firstscience.com - Tue, Sep 12, 2006
Using ink-jet printers and lasers in the kitchen may seem like a futuristic vision but at Moto restaurant in Chicago, it’s already a reality. Its chefs, who are also engineers, are transforming the traditional dining experience by using inventive technology to create their food and to provide diners with an interactive, multi-sensory experience. …more...
Does anybody think this chief is a wee bit over-concerned with presentation?
Perhaps the best and worst aspect of Japanese cuisine is that the food must look good. This results in odd situation like Mexican food in Japan that is arranged to look like wedding cakes…and ending up just as tasteless.
See the old 3Yen post with more information from the New York Times, PAPER TASTE: Inkjet sushi.
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