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SibylleIto

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Swiss expat in Uruguay

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Swiss

Lives in Montevideo

Speaks German, English, Japanese, some Spanish

Registration: 02 May 2010

After many years of supporting companies to grow in an international setting related to Japan, I have completely shifted my focus to my true passion: Japanese food resp. Udon. Having moved again and establishing a new life in South America - Montevideo, Uruguay we have set up a healthy, authentic Japanese catering called peque帽ITO (http://pequenitouruguay.com/,) including as well basic training on hand made Udon. I have about 20 years of professional experience in life science and business development (sales/marketing/research), in addition respected leadership skills with know-how in management, training and motivating sales force in Asia, plus multilingual fluency (German, English, Japanese, French, intermediate Spanish).

Interests: business/management, leadership study, Japanese history (Nara period)

I am Self-employed.

Uruguay

Switzerland

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SibylleIto replied to a thread

10 years ago

Best cities to live in Uruguay by Julien

Hi, It聮s not always easy to decide in which area to settle in when moving to Uruguay. According to you, what are the best cites to live in? Which regions offer most of the job opportunities, a good quality of life, an affordable cost of ...

For me it is Punta Carretas in Montevideo. I love the area! Read More

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10 years ago

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Ethnic Food? Forget it! Uruguayans Want Meat & Only Meat, He Says by cccmedia

At the URU New Members intro thread, a Uruguayan posting under the name Fraanca who moved to Zug, Switzerland, threw cold water on someone's plans for an ethnic restaurant in Uruguay: "There used to be an Indian restaurant in Montevideo ...

Note, I did not list in my comment Italian food, because from personal perspective it is closer to US Italian cuisine than Italian Italian cuisine. There are really excellent places with for example amazing Calzone (again, check them out on FB and ... Read More

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10 years ago

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Ethnic Food? Forget it! Uruguayans Want Meat & Only Meat, He Says by cccmedia

At the URU New Members intro thread, a Uruguayan posting under the name Fraanca who moved to Zug, Switzerland, threw cold water on someone's plans for an ethnic restaurant in Uruguay: "There used to be an Indian restaurant in Montevideo ...

Sorry, "restaurante puerta cerrada" means only advance reservation for eat in. Applies for example for moksha, La Montevideo Mealsurving, peque帽ITO, I believe Tokyo Dulce too. Just check the FB Groups of Gastronomia Uruguaya or ... Read More

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10 years ago

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Ethnic Food? Forget it! Uruguayans Want Meat & Only Meat, He Says by cccmedia

At the URU New Members intro thread, a Uruguayan posting under the name Fraanca who moved to Zug, Switzerland, threw cold water on someone's plans for an ethnic restaurant in Uruguay: "There used to be an Indian restaurant in Montevideo ...

I think the situation at least is changing in Montevideo. There are Vegetarian, Indian, Turkish, Mexican, Japanese Take Away Places. Note the key to know the details about the menus, locations... is really Facebook. You will be surprised there is ... Read More

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16 years ago

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Moving to Japan. . . Advice? by thearabianmage

Hello, this is my first post here at expats. . . I have always had a strong interest in Japanese culture but since I moved to England at age 15, this interest has been put on hold to come to grips with English culture. Now, nearly 10 years later, ...

Dear thearabianmage, I am living now for more than 8 years in Tokyo. I feel very much at home and happy. You are asking many questions, so I hope to give you some quick feedback. crime: none, or very low living cost: similar to Switzerland, rent ... Read More