Elle Macpherson and Stephen Fry tackle Nobu over including endangered species on menu
"It's astounding lunacy to serve up endangered species for sushi. There's no justification for peddling extinction," says Stephen Fry about the inclusion of bluefin tuna on the menu at Nobu, a London eatery owned by Robert Di Niro and chef Nobu Matsuhisa - pictured
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07/06/2009 21:04:58 | T.G
It's the selfish attitude of saying things will never become extinct which make them so. Humans need to realise there are other lives apart from their own that are important. It won't hurt this restaurant to stop serving this poor fish. Rich people need to realise that just because they think they can, doesn't mean it's right.It's because lot of humans have no thought for anything except themselves that has made the planet and all it's wonderful living things the way it is, dying.
05/06/2009 18:11:19 | Suki Yaki
There are other things/causes to fight for of more importance in the world than the blue fin tuna; people in Asia who go deep sea fishing eat that all the time. It is a fish and will never be extinct. Oh, and by the way, if these "starlets, actors, actresses" are on this mission, why not ran after other restaurants serving both the blue fin and yellow-tail tuna? or better yet, just do not patronise the restaurant.
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