Hai-er Ups
Nationwide Hai
Hai Language
Fish Things
Kitchen Things
200

Our area director

Jenn Morton

200

The year Uchi Proper opened

2003

200

Means "come on in!" or "welcome!"

Irisshai

200

List these fish from lightest to strongest in flavor: Aji, Kamasu, Kinmedai

Kinmedai > Aji > Kamasu

200

The finest dice cut

Brunoise

400

Bridgid's first job with Hai (position and restaurant)

SA at Saint Philip's 

400

The "ba" in Uchiba (translation)

Bar

400

Means "excuse me" or "sorry"

Sumimasen

400

Considered the celebratory fish of Japan

Madai

400

French for "under vacuum"

Sous vide

600

Our director of culinary operations, previously our concept chef

Kaz Edwards

600

The confirmed cities for our next three UCHI openings

Los Angeles, Scottsdale, New York

600

Means "to finish" (spell the word correctly)

Owatta

600

The reason they are called dayboat scallops

They are typically caught on “day boats”, caught and landed the same day

600

A traditional Japanese cooking vessel, often made of clay

Nabe

800

I was once stabbed while working the line, went to the hospital, got stitches, and came back to finish my shift. Who am I?

Chef Shannon! 

800

This Uchi location is underneath one of the country's largest vertical rooftop gardens

Uchi Denver

800

We add this suffix to the end of someone's name to signify the utmost respect

Sama

800

The American name for aka yagara

Cornet fish (or flute mouth)

800

A kitchen tool used to finely grate ingredients--the outcome and the instrument have the same name

Oroshi

1000

OG Proper sushi chef who now owns/operates Uroko

Masazumi Saio

1000

The number of restaurants (Uchi/ko/ba only) currently open

8

1000

Means "change for the better or continuous improvement"

Kaizen

1000

Name 3 hikarimono fish

Any three of the following: aji, masaba, saba, tobiuo, kohada, sawara, kibinago, sanma, iwashi

1000

The six ingredients of togarashi

Korean chili powder, sansho pepper, goma, orange peel, ginger, nori

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