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Rintaro: Japanese Food from an Izakaya in California vase - Please be careful notOverview Care Instructions Return Policy Description: This thorough book about Japanese cuisine comes from one of San Francisco's well respected Izakaya restaurants. Chef Sylvan Mishma Brackett has lived and worked both in Japan and California. The merging of these influences is laid out with thoughtfulness and intention. The finer points of the Izakaya kitchen are noted too. Learn how to break down a whole Albacore tuna. Discover the rarity of real