PRESS RELEASE: Sushi Challenge-9

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join us and witness our annual Sushi eating Computation. As we had eight previous successful sushi challenges, this time it is bigger than ever. We are doing it into two division this year- Pro division and Amateur division. The rules are the same, contestants have to finish 50 pieces of sushi and sushi rolls, along with one wasabi rice ball in 10 minutes. But what makes it interesting this time is that we have set the time record from the Grand Sushi Champion 2017,Isaac 1min 42 second record time have been set as the target for the challengers to have a crack at it for the Grand Prize and The Title of Grand Sushi Champion-9. The Grand Champion will win a return trip to Tokyo, with that said if there are challengers who finish the challenge in first but can’t beat the record, he or she will walk away with $500, $300 and $100 Respectively in Pro division and $200, $100 and $50 Respectively on Armature division.

This Even is proudly Supported by Kingsford Chamber of Commerce and The Competitive Eating Australia. The event hopefully may bring additional patrons into the Kingsford town centre and may promote Kingsford. We are expecting around 100 plus spectators and total of 25plus challengers on both group in that evening. It is planned to hold the activity in the small barricaded off section of Meeks Street (Meeks Street Plaza) in the Kingsford town centre.

Please come in at 5.00 pm as the Sushi Challenge starts at 5:30pm.

If you need any further information on this event please email us or you can call on 0431208625.

Thank you in advance for helping us promote this event. Your valuable presence means a lot to us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X16O9870UXw (preview of previous sushi challenge)

Time: 5.00 pm to 7:00 pm

Venue: Meeks Street (Meeks Street Plaza) in the Kingsford town centre. (across the road from Niji Sushi bar)

Date: 30th March 2019

RSVP by: 28th of March Thursday

March 19, 2019/by Reland Pigte

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