After Nobuo Fukuda moved from Japan to the U.S, he did everything he could to ingrain himself in American society, even working on the Sunrise Ski Patrol for a while. Since then, Nobuo has become an award-winning Chef, famous for his artistic Japanese dishes. We’ll take you inside the historic Teeter House in downtown Phoenix where Chef Fukuda gives us a taste of his famous Omakase.
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