Glasgow's Temaki to launch Sushi Speed Dating in celebration of Single Awareness Day

A Glasgow Japanese street food specialist has announced it will host a celebration of Single Awareness Day this month where guests can "eat Sushi, drink Sake and find love."

Falling the day after Valentines, Single Awareness Day (Thursday, February 15th) is a holiday for single people to celebrate so that people not in a relationship don’t miss out this February.

If you’re unattached and want to do something a bit different, Temaki is looking for 24 single girls and guys to join them for their sushi speed dating on February 15th from 7 pm.

Starting with a specially created sake cocktail to set the mood, Temaki say they will host a mini tasting of this popular Japanese drink.

Complementing the cocktails, the restaurant will then serve up a selection of their signature, and colourful, hand-rolled sushi in a platter for each person to enjoy.

There will also be music to set the mood provided by a DJ as a special host takes the singles through the speed dating event, the Temaki team say there will also be prizes up for grabs throughout the night to add to the fun.

Costing £15pp and including two drinks, a sushi platter and speed dating, you can book your place by calling 0141 248 1869.

The pan Asian sushi burrito bar, blends world-inspired street food flavours that are found in New York, using locally-sourced Scottish seafood and produce cooked by authentic Japanese chefs right in the heart of Glasgow’s city centre.

Temaki owner, Kasia Koziel said: “We wanted to put on something a bit different and when we say that Single Awareness Day was a thing we thought why not!

“The demand from women has been amazing so far; we just need more men to step up and join us.

“If you’re up for a laugh, looking for fun, then make sure you book your place and get down to Temaki.”

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• For more information visit their website: www.temakiglasgow.co.uk

Driven by a passion for all things drinks-related, Sean writes for The Scotsman extensively on the subject. He can also sometimes be found behind the bar at the world famous Potstill bar in Glasgow where he continues to enhance his whisky knowledge built up over 10 years advising customers from all over the world on the wonders of our national drink. Recently, his first book was published. Dubbed Gin Galore, it explores Scotland's best gins and the stories behind those that make them.
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