True World Foods Expo 2018 Report
On Sunday, September 30th, True World Foods EXPO 2018 was held at the Altman Building (135 West 18th Street, NYC). This was the first culinary EXPO of its kind where nearly 30 domestic and international vendors were offering generous samples of the finest quality seafood and Japanese speciality foods found in restaurants all over the world.
Featured Products include Japanese Bluefin Tuna, Hamachi, Sea Bream, Uni, Wagyu, etc.. Trendy foods such as Match Ice Cream, Ramen, and Poke products were also available for tasting. The "Tsukiji Express" or now "Toyosu Express" was displayed of fresh fish from the famous Tsukiji Fish Market and a large tank with fluke or trout as well we live King Crab.
High-end culinary knives from Japanese brand Aoki Hamono was on sale for a special promotion price.
Doors opened at 11:00am. There were already more than 100 people waiting outside waiting in the line.
The highlight of the event was the cutting of an over 400-pound Spanish Bluefin TUna which took place LIVE at 11:30 AM on the main stage, with NY top executive Sushi chefs joined in the stage for making Sushi and Sashimi for sampling after the cutting part.
This was the ultimate Sushi experience with an opportunity to taste the freshly cut Toro out of the Bluefin Tuna, freshly grated wasabi, and other Sushi ingredients.
This event drew more than 1300 audiences and concluded at 5:30.
True World Foods is the trusted source for the finest quality fresh and frozen seafood, as well as fresh produce, gourmet meats, speciality frozen foods, dry grocery products and a full line of restaurant tools, supplies, tableware, and equipment to the foodservice industry. With more than 30 years of experience and expertise, True World Foods has a steadfast dedication to provide its customers with a superior level of service. More than 12,000 restaurants, hotels, country clubs, cruise ships, and speciality retail markets rely on True World Foods each day for the freshest, safest and tastiest products available on the market today.
For more information about True World Foods and their products, contact info@trueworldfoods.com.
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