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What is your favorite sushi?
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i like tuna, especially fatty tuna. i'm not much of a fan of salmon, though i'll tolerate it. unagi (eel) is up there, as is uni (sea urchin). but my absolute favorite is yellow tail. simply delicious.
i like Salmon sushi and tuna sushi... unagi maki rolls are pretty good too. But all in all, I think just plain sashimi is the best... tuna, salmon, whatever it may be.
Spicy Tuna! THE BEST!
I hate it when people say they like sushi and they go "I like California rolls" i mean what kind of low down sushi does not have raw fish?
I hate it when people say they like sushi and they go "I like California rolls" i mean what kind of low down sushi does not have raw fish?
Spicy tuna, spicy salmon, especially with tiny amounts of tempura. Usually with a spicy sauce followed by fresh ginger, but never with soya/tamari.
Hamachi sashimi. But too much of just one fish ain't no good, so the sashimi dinner I usually get comes w/ hamachi (yellowtail), maguro (red tuna), and salmon. Mm.
I tried some incredible toro-- buuut, I'm not into that buttery flavor. I honestly gagged.
And while terribly clichéd, I still loves me some California roll. Ooh, and Dragon Roll. And rainbow roll. And sometimes, caterpillar rolls. Damn it's been forever since I got sushi.
®îçhå®?, not all 'sushi' is raw fish.
I tried some incredible toro-- buuut, I'm not into that buttery flavor. I honestly gagged.
And while terribly clichéd, I still loves me some California roll. Ooh, and Dragon Roll. And rainbow roll. And sometimes, caterpillar rolls. Damn it's been forever since I got sushi.
®îçhå®?, not all 'sushi' is raw fish.
. Did I mention my dad is a sushi chef? Rated #1 in three nearby counties. /end brag
®îçhå®?, not all 'sushi' is raw fish.
Yar but that sushi does not appeal to me. I have had some that is lemony rice wrapped in a leaf of some sort. That was yummy but i do not know what it was
What sushi would that be? You've had every single kind of sushi ever made? You realize there are probably hundreds of kinds of sushi, including a ton that don't use raw fish?
Yes, most sushi have some form of seafood on/ in it... doesn't mean it's all raw. Unagi? Usually it's cooked/ barbequed eel. And a lot of sushi uses cooked crab, shrimp, etc.
Soft Shell Crab Spider Roll
There sia place in Vegas called Brians Beach that has a few variations of them and serves them with Eel as well.
There sia place in Vegas called Brians Beach that has a few variations of them and serves them with Eel as well.
I haven't had a lot of different kinds yet but this is my favorite so far. eel is good also.
Love the wasabi!!
I'm with you! Hamachi FTW.
I like california rolls but only when the nasty avocado is removed and takuan (pickled daikon) is used in its place. I'm also a huge unagi fan. It's interesting I like sushi because I HATE salt and salty food. Most sushi isn't salty, but I stay way from tobiko for this reason. No soy sauce or wasabi for me, either. I eat it plain!
At the Todai at Valco I broke their record and ate 54 pieces of sushi one time... and their sushi sucks! (So does benihana's)
I should mention I normally order chirashi but that was when I lived in California. No fresh fish in Utah.
But, I'll take lower taxes and the $1,000,000 house I just bought for $270,000 over sushi any day.
I've got to have my wasabi and I use low-sodium soy sauce.
That might have been my ex and his friend's record then-- I think they ate 52 California rolls (each, they were competing against each other)
And they specifically chose CA rolls 'cause it's more substantial than just nigiri. 
