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SUGAR BAY HOTEL on Hastings Main Road has four restaurants, and manager Morgan Seale says food is part of the unique experience he offers to guests of the all-inclusive hotel.

But he also wants Barbadians to share the gastronomic experience and has thrown open the doors of two of the hotel’s four restaurants to Barbadian foodies.

A select few from the local media were the first to get more than a taste of what one of the restaurants has to offer, at a special pre-launch of UMI, the Japanese restaurant operated by Filipino chef Robert Pereyra and his Bajan staff.

A livewire himself, Pereyra titillated palates with traditional Japanese dishes as well as his own creative sushi creations, even spicing up his Bajan guests’ appetites with a taste of the fiery Japanese condiment wasabi.

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