October 2010 Newsletter

F o o d F o r T ho u g h t
SHIRASONI JAPANESE RESTAURANT
October 2010
October Special!!!
Tuesdays - Kids Eat Free
Guess the Weight Of Our
GIANT Pumpkin!
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Free kid's meal for children 12 &
under w/ a purchase of an adult meal
Wednesdays - Senior Day
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buy 1 Entrée & get the 2nd Entrée
50% Off or get 25% off their entrées
NFL Special: Sun & Mon Night
We hope you noticed the GIANT PUMPKIN in the lobby…I mean it IS
4 feet high and I can’t even get my arms around it. It was gown locally,
right here in California. You should have seen us trying to get it in here
without any damage! But, it has arrived safe and sound and now it’s
your turn to be put to work!…To win a FREE Dinner …you need to
guess the weight. Whoever is closest, WINS! We will have 3
WINNERS. Check out the pumpkin next time you are in, you won’t
believe your eyes! Contest Ends: October 31, 2010.
TEACHER’S APPRECIATION MONTH
($ 10 Certificate for Teacher)
Thank You For Your Dedication To Our Children.
Shirasoni Japanese Restaurant would like to take this opportunity
and say thank you for helping building a stronger nation, a better
world, and a brighter future for our children.
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$ 2 Draft Beers
50% Off All Appetizers
Bucket of Beers
@ Bar Only
GREAT HAPPY
HOURS MENU
Sushi Happy Hours @ Sushi Area
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Sun – Thurs 4:30 – 6:30 pm
 All Sushi Rolls are 50% Off
Bar Happy Hours
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Everyday 4:30 – 6:30 pm
$ 3.00 draft beer, $ 4 select wines
$ 5 well drinks
50% Off on Selected Appetizers
With great happy hours menu
Home of 99 kinds of Martini Drink
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Only Restaurant to have 99 Martinis
Come to Shirasoni Japanese Restaurant
Relax & Enjoy
Teachers can pick up a $ 10 certificate at all the local schools. You
can also download the certificate from our website and facebook
pages.
Offer is valid from Oct. 1-31st, 2010.
Need to present certificates
& a valid teacher ID.
Join Our Reward Club Program and Save Every Time You Dine With US!
6367 Lone Tree Way
Brentwood, CA 94513
Tel: 925-240-7808
SHIRASONI JAPANESE RESTAURANT
www.shirasoni.com
3249 W. Hammer Ln.
Stockton, CA 95209
Tel: 209-473-2525
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Nuts and your heart: Eating nuts for heart health
Eating nuts as part of a healthy diet can be good for your heart.
Nuts, which contain unsaturated fatty acids and other nutrients, are
a great snack food for many reasons. They're inexpensive, easy to
store, and easy to take with you to work or school, they are a fast
and convenient snack to grab on the go.
The type of nut you eat isn't that important, although some nuts
have more heart-healthy nutrients and fats than others. Walnuts,
almonds, hazelnuts, you name it, almost every
type of nut has a lot of nutrition packed into
a tiny package.
If you have heart disease, eating nuts instead
of a less healthy snack can help you easily enjoy
a more heart-healthy diet.
Halloween History
Halloween dates back to an ancient fall festival celebrated
by the Druids in Ireland, Great Britain, and Northern
France. They would gather around a bonfire and don
animal heads and skins, the precursor to our masks and
costumes. After the invasion of Britain by the Romans in
43 A.C.E., the festival was merged with two Roman
celebrations, Feralia -- a late October commemoration of
the passing of the dead -- and the day to honor Pomona, the
goddess of fruit and trees, whose symbol was the apple.
This led to the tradition of bobbing for apples on
Halloween. Jack o' lanterns were first carved out of beets
and turnips in Ireland as representations of dead souls.
Monday Night Football
Half Price Appetizers and Drink Specials
September 4
New England vs. Miami
September 11
Minnesota vs. New York Jets
September 18
Tennessee vs. Jacksonville
September 25
FREE DINNER!
Each month we’ll give you a new trivia question. Bring in your
entry, or fill one out while you are here. The first one drawn at the
end of the month with the correct answers will win a FREE Dinner
valued up to $17.00. Here is this month’s trivia question:
Christy Harp brought a pumpkin to the Ohio Valley Giant Pumpkin
Growers (OVGPG) Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off on Saturday,
October 3, 2009.
Cristy's new world record pumpkin, beat the previous record of
1689 pounds in 2007, held by Joe Jutras from North Scituate,
Rhode Island. How much did Christy’s pumpkin weigh?
a.
b.
c.
d.
1507
1729
1605
1712
The first 10 people to answer correctly will be in the draw to
WIN!
Name: _________________________________________
Email: _________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________
City, State, Zip: _________________________________
Phone: ________________________________________
Birthday: Month ________ Day: _______
My answer: ________________________________________
People are Talking…
“I've been here a lot of times and never was unhappy
with the food.....it just can get packed in there, but most
of the time I've been seated quick. get the garlic rice its
the best. steak is good or if you just want the sushi get the
tiger roll, you must try it. i think that place was a foster
freeze a long time ago just thought I'd mention that.”
Ed B. of Stockton, CA
“What an amazing Happy Hour!! So many 'happy hour'
menus are weak ... but not here!! We ordered California
Roll's, Vegetable Tempura, Gyoza, and some other sushi
rolls ... and were totally impressed with the generous
portions. Steve, the bartender, was superb!!”
New York Giants vs. Dallas
Bertha S. of Santa Cruz
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6367 Lone Tree Way
Brentwood, CA 94513
Tel: 925-240-7808
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www.shirasoni.com
3249 W. Hammer Ln.
Stockton, CA 95209
Tel: 209-473-2525
You could be the Winner of
a FREE Dinner!
WHERE IN THE WORLD?
Foods to Improve Your Mood
We've heard the expression “you are what you eat.” So if you find yourself
cranky, tired and even clinically depressed, you may be able to boost your
mood by changing what you eat and when you eat. Nutritionist Joy Bauer
explains how to do it.
If you find yourself cranky, irritable and quick to snap at friends, family and
coworkers, a better eating plan may be just what you need! The following
strategies will stabilize your blood sugars and hopefully level out your mood.
Strategies to control blood sugars
Eat every 4 to 5 hours: Eating consistently throughout the day provides your
The first 5 people to BRING IN THIS
NEWSLETTER and tell us the correct answer
to what country this is in wins a FREE
Appetizer valued to $6.50, and if you can tells
us SPECIFICALLY WHAT and WHERE this is
you win a FREE dinner on us,
valued up to $17.00.
brain and body with a constant source of fuel. This 4-5 hour eating strategy
can dramatically prevent dips in your blood sugar levels. Some people with
diagnosed hypoglycemia may need to eat even more frequently (every
2-3 hours).
Limit refined carbohydrates to help lessen volatile blood sugar swings:
Concentrated sources of sugar like soda, candy, fruit juice, jam and syrup
can create radical spikes (and drops) in your blood sugar, which leaves you
feeling cranky and tired. And although refined, white starch like white bread,
crackers, bagels and rice do not naturally contain sugar compounds, they are
metabolized into sugar very quickly and can often create the same effect.
Quote of The Month
First you have to learn the rules of the game.
Then you have to learn to play better than
everyone else!
— Albert Einstein
Instead include high-quality carbohydrates, such as vegetables, fruit, beans,
peas, lentils, brown and wild rice and oatmeal.
Incorporate soluble fiber: Foods rich in soluble fiber have the ability to slow
down the absorption of sugar in your blood and therefore, potentially lessen
blood sugar and mood swings. Incorporate oats, brown rice, barley, apples,
pears, strawberries, oranges, sweet potatoes, carrots, peas and beans into
your diet.
Pumpkin Bread
Try this delicious and easy recipe for a seasonal
favorite:
2-3/4 cup sugar
3-1/2 cups flour
1 cup shortening 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
3 eggs
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups pumpkin
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon (each) cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg & allspice
1 cup (each) raisins and chopped walnuts
In large bowl, cream together sugar, shortening, eggs and
pumpkin until well blended. Mix in the remaining
ingredients. Pour into two 9" by 5" loaf pans lined (on just
the bottoms) with waxed paper. Bake at 325° for 1-1/2
hours or until a toothpick comes out clean when inserted
in the center.
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6367 Lone Tree Way
Brentwood, CA 94513
Tel: 925-240-7808
SHIRASONI JAPANESE RESTAURANT
www.shirasoni.com
3249 W. Hammer Ln.
Stockton, CA 95209
Tel: 209-473-2525
HAPPY BIRTHDAY:
Mary Williams, Desi Torres, Matt Zeiler, Brian Posch,
Justin Maxey, Jeff Snyder, Jeane Maffei, Terrance
Smith, Kyla McDonnell, Kristin Vistalli, Travis Martin,
Melissa Marvin, Latonia Easter, Ervin Herrera
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY:
Ryan & Kimberly Agrella, Henry & Amanda Austin,
Frank & Nancy Williamson, Richard & Arlene
Abrajans, Jordan & Krista Mathews, James & Deborah
Ware, Steve & Maria Quitasol
To Everyone Celebrating This Month… Watch
Your Mailbox For Your Gift From Us!
Life is a great big canvas, and you should throw all the
paint on it you can.
—Danny Kaye
October Calendar of Events
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
31
Happy Halloween
3
National Golf Day
4
5
6
Kids Eat Free
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10
11
Columbus Day
12
13
24
World Pasta Day
20
19
The Revolutionary
War ended. (1781) Kids Eat Free
25
The Erie Canal
opens. (1825)
26
Kids Eat Free
@
SHIRASONI
1
2
7
8
Fire Prevention
Day
9
14
15
Bosses Day
16
Sweetest Day
22
23
Senior Day
18
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SHIRASONI
Saturday
Senior Day
Kids Eat Free
@
SHIRASONI
17
Friday
21
The United
Nations came into
existence. (1945)
Senior Day
27
28
29
30
Senior Day
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6367 Lone Tree Way
Brentwood, CA 94513
Tel: 925-240-7808
SHIRASONI JAPANESE RESTAURANT
www.shirasoni.com
3249 W. Hammer Ln.
Stockton, CA 95209
Tel: 209-473-2525