App Picks Apps Education TO-FU Oh!SUSHI 2023-03-15

TO-FU Oh!SUSHI

Category：Education
Size：62.4 MB
Version：2.9
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Game Introduction

Daizu the skunk is here to help children become sushi masters with this fun app! OH!Sushi allows kids to create their own unique sushi creations and serve them to the people of Tofu Island. The app features three specialized kitchens for making hundreds of different types of Nigiri, Rolls, and Gunkan sushi. Guests will put in orders, but children are free to make any kind of sushi they like. The Nigiri kitchen starts with catching fish in the aquarium, while the Roll kitchen allows for creative toppings with the topping bazooka. The Gunkan kitchen lets kids top their sushi with whatever they like, including candy, popcorn, and even photos. There are no rules in this sushi bar, and guests will love whatever is made. This app is designed to help children grow their imagination by playing with food. Itadakimasu!

Characteristics:

You are the veritable sushi master!
Prepare your own fun sushi with “Daizu” the skunk!
This app is designed to allow children to be creative by decorating their original sushi. Serve your delicious, mysterious or impossible sushi to the people of “Tofu Island”!
How about creating sushi that is totally original and serve it to your beloved guests?
Spice it up with tons of wasabi or even sprinkle chocolate and gummy bears for those sweet lovers.Feel free to make any kind of sushi you like at OH!
Sushi and have your adventurous guests try them!
Features-Guests will put in su.....

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