With a fantastic array of ingredients, condiments, tools, serving dishes and some hidden surprises, you’re set for some serious play. Want to make stars and hearts of watermelon and mix them with fish and hot peppers? Make the roundest rice ball? You’ve got great tools for that right at your fingertips. Feel like slicing up squid, asparagus, and candy canes, and rolling it all up into a cone of seaweed? Go right ahead. Customers come in, and you decide what they’re going to eat. We hope to encourage players to be creative and silly, and use this as their chance to do whatever they want in the kitchen, whether it’s with a knife, a hot frying pan, or a rice shaper.With Toca Kitchen Sushi, you’re the chef of a busy seaside restaurant. “However, it's important to note that the intention behind this app isn’t to help kids learn about sushi-making. “We want our players to be able to easily find their everyday lives within our world, and also to get a taste of cultures that might be different from their own,” says Ovemar.

This app is definitely not a traditional sushi-making app though. We have been getting a lot of inspiring requests from fans that includes the capability to arrange food on the plate themselves, and we recognized that kids love sushi as much as adults.” The company chose sushi as a theme of the app for its tactility and versatility too. Why did Toca Boca design a sushi-making app? Emil Ovemar, Creative Director & Co-Founder, Toca Boca says, “The kitchen apps have been really popular with Toca Boca's audience. Customers reactions to players’ creations are lively and fun. There is a rolling mat to form nori seaweed into cones, burittos or whatever they like. Players can process food into different shapes.

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