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What is your favorite sushi?
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I don't care which type. Put anything in sushi, and I'll eat it.
However, if the rice is good, the sushi will usually be good.
If the rice is bad, then it doesn't matter what you put in there because it won't taste right.
However, if the rice is good, the sushi will usually be good.
If the rice is bad, then it doesn't matter what you put in there because it won't taste right.
Spicy tuna, crunchy
There is a place in Worcester called the Sole Proprietor that serves a Tuna roll with little crunchy sweet potato crumbles and a spicy mayonnaise.... good good good good good good, oh my indescribable adjective good.
Crispy AND spicy AND sushi...
drool
There is a place in Worcester called the Sole Proprietor that serves a Tuna roll with little crunchy sweet potato crumbles and a spicy mayonnaise.... good good good good good good, oh my indescribable adjective good.
Crispy AND spicy AND sushi...
drool
Avocado, Shitake Mushrooms, and whatever the pickled radish is called, I've forgotten.
I'm a vegan, so, the whole fish thing isn't really my style.
edit: Oh and inari. I would probably have children with good inari.
I'm a vegan, so, the whole fish thing isn't really my style.
edit: Oh and inari. I would probably have children with good inari.
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)
I also had a plate of teriyaki chicken and some dessert!
Take that, arteries!
I'm in the mood for sushi!
Sushi is actually the rice itself. Not all ingredients have to be raw.
My favorite would have to be the Volcano Roll.
Sushi is actually the rice itself. Not all ingredients have to be raw.
My favorite would have to be the Volcano Roll.
My favorite (at this point in time) is the Spicy Scallop Sushi at Hide Sushi in West LA.
Also, any of the sushi at Jinpachi in West Hollywood is top notch.
Also, any of the sushi at Jinpachi in West Hollywood is top notch.
Ika (squid sushi) is my test of a sushi restaurant. Only the best sushi places have good ika. Many restaurants passed the test in Japan. Only a minority can pass the test in Los Angeles.
I love Hide. The chefs know us by now, and I always sit at the bar. Last time I was there, the salmon sashimi was perfection.
I haven't been to EN yet.... didn't know about it, although I'm sure I've driven by a million times.
I've added it to my list. Thanks
Toro and soft-shell crab.
I wish there was a conveyor belt sushi joint around here (NE Fla). When I lived in Singapore, those where the best. Just pick the sushi you want off the chilled plates passing by on a conveyor belt. Doesn't sound as yummy (or fresh) as it really is.
I wish there was a conveyor belt sushi joint around here (NE Fla). When I lived in Singapore, those where the best. Just pick the sushi you want off the chilled plates passing by on a conveyor belt. Doesn't sound as yummy (or fresh) as it really is.
I love Hide. The chefs know us by now, and I always sit at the bar. Last time I was there, the salmon sashimi was perfection.
I haven't been to EN yet.... didn't know about it, although I'm sure I've driven by a million times.
I've added it to my list. Thanks
shabu shabu !
hmmm, there's a pretty good place near Hide....near the YMCA on Sawtelle, right on the corner (east side of sawtelle, newish building), near Giant Robot, LaGrange and Sawtelle if I remember, check it out....and there's also a very nice skewers type place in the same building that I've eaten at.....mmmmmm! bacon and asparagus skewers!!!