(PHILADELPHIA) Summer is around the corner. Along with the weather change comes fun activities such as playoff hockey and basketball, and baseball season. Ditch the traditional snack foods like chips and wings by indulging in a Summer full of tasty, alternative options. Here are four unique snacks for your Summer fun!
Sushi
Genji offers a platter menu, full of the same high quality, fresh, sustainable sushi that’s made in stores daily. You can choose from several platters, including vegetarian and vegan options, all made with a choice of white or brown rice.
Dumplings
You’ll find three varieties of dumplings in the Genji sushi bar nearest you. Five to an order, the dumplings are made with chicken, pork or vegetables. All three dumpling varieties are 250 calories or less!
Edamame
Edamame are lightly steamed, perfectly salted soybeans in pods, another option for vegetarians and omnivores alike.
Sushi Burrito
Available in a variety of options like veggie, tuna, salmon, shrimp, and beef, the Sushi Burrito is a way to enjoy the traditional sushi delight in fun fashion.
About Genji
Genji, a subsidiary of Hana Group’s Peace Dining Corporation, is the largest sushi provider to the Whole Foods Market chain. It started out as a standalone sushi restaurant in Philadelphia until Whole Foods Market, impressed by the freshness of Genji’s ingredients and the craftsmanship of its sushi chefs, asked the owners to operate a few sushi bars inside Whole Foods stores. Today, Genji operates more than 250 sushi bars, staffed by rigorously-trained chefs, in addition to Japanese cuisine restaurants in the U.S. and the U.K. Even as Genji continues to grow and evolve, it remains true to the values established by its founders: uncompromising quality, freshness, authenticity and customer appreciation.
