Some dining experiences are all about the ritual. The bib that comes with your lobster or the slurping that comes with hot soup is really what makes the meal special. What could be more special than a food that requires thimble-sized sake cups, silverware made of sticks and comes with a fortune teller at the end of the meal?

Call on the sushi experts at Deli Bento to create an even more special experience and provide you with one of the coolest experiences of your sushi-eating life. One of the owners will actually come to your house and teach you the basics of sushi assembly. For around $40/person for a group class (a great double date idea) to $120 for a solo session, you’ll learn everything from cooking the rice and proper fish selection to what those bamboo mats are actually used for.

Today’s fortune: Follow your heart to please your stomach.

www.delibento.com

Check out the website weekly to see what delicious fish the owners of Deli Bento will be serving weekly at the Sunset Valley Farmer’s Market.

What better way to spend a Saturday than to listen to free live music and enjoy yummy food? Head to Changos Taqueria on South Lamar (map) this Saturday, April 19, from 4 – 10 p.m. The event is to raise awareness for the amazing Texas Music Project.