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iPhone application is a must for all sushi lovers

Updated 5:24 PM EST, Wed, Nov 19, 2008

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If you have an iPhone and you like sushi, well you're in luck.

Sushi Time is a new application that will demystify many common terms found on sushi restaurant menus as well as fill in gaps for sushi connoisseurs.

It's a simple application and best of all, it's only $1.99 on the iPhone application website.

Read more here.

First Published: Nov 19, 2008 9:17 AM EST

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