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January 22, 2024 11:59 pm

Sobre esta idea
Neko Taiyaki has been a dream of mine since 2019. I had just returned from a year of teaching English in Japan and I missed living there so much. Making taiyaki, a traditional Japanese fish-shaped stuffed waffle, became the dream. It wasn't until early 2023 that the dream finally materialized and I began my journey to get this business started. My goal is to make as authentic-as-possible taiyaki and use local Michigan ingredients wherever possible. I started with my first event in July and have done a handful of events since then. Now it's time to bring more taiyaki to Grand Rapids.
Impacto
When people think of Japanese food, they typically think of sushi or ramen, but there is so much more. The impact is sharing another aspect of a different culture with West Michigan. The real impact is putting a smile on someone's face when they bite into one of my fish waffles.
Lo que haré con 5.000 dólares
Neko Taiyaki started out as a small indoor and tent based pop up, and now I'm ready to get the ball rolling on expanding and purchasing a food truck or trailer. The $5000 will be used towards a down payment
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About Samuel Atherton

I’m the owner of Neko Taiyaki, a brand new Japanese-inspired food tent. After teaching English in Japan for a year, I fell in love with Japanese food, and knew I wanted to bring this new food concept to West Michigan. My background is in Graphic Design and I have a passion for woodworking. Food is new to me, but I’m excited to grow.

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