sushero
n.— «Para variar, hay un nuevo sushi en la Del Valle. Se llama Kamikaze y ofrece, según su anuncio, ser un concepto diferente.…En este nuevo lugarcito te encuentras a los meseros y susheros que alguna vez pertenecieron a todos los demás establecimientos del giro.» —“Rebanadas / Sigue teniendo angel…(Buena Mesa)” by Cony De Lantal El Norte (México D.F., México) Mar. 7, 1997. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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