To the Editor of the Nomrit=Cixa Datx News"
Suy—T was rather amused {0 read the other day in your "From Day to Day" columns that a Japanese buslness yperite 500. gukiyakt 1 taurants throughout America by form: {ing & sen 50,000,000 company. For the sehieme is realized, the Japanese will be following the example of the Chinese, wh yp suey chain now be rightly called a Celestial Institution ju thut country.
'A usual but welcome adjunct to jap Town," sukiyaki favour has ronly found some favour with the general public over there, Indeed, T remember having enjoyed more than a decade ago the self-seasoning recipe in one of the sukiyaki rooms in the Japanese Club a quasi pal tial edifice resplendent with the gold-Jaced commissionalre—in' the - ex-elusive Central Park West district of New York City.
Judging from the ever-growing popularity of this delicacy, even cute side of the country of origin, the n word "sukiyaki which first came to be known in the present savour not quite so many years back in Jay will perhaps soon attain the univerality of adoption In the English dictionary just like numbers of culin-
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