Sushi Appreciation Thread - Page 15

karatakid · (#141 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by dragonrazor

have you ever actually been to an american sushi place? i've heard bad things <<

well.... i've never been to america so.. i'd heve to say no

dragonrazor · (#142 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by karatakid

well.... i've never been to america so.. i'd heve to say no

that's probably a good thing...i'm starting to think the american way is to do a halfassed job and get paid twice as much << >>

karatakid · (#143 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by dragonrazor

that's probably a good thing...i'm starting to think the american way is to do a halfassed job and get paid twice as much << >>

that's not good...

Thorwyn · (#144 (**permalink**))

My friend JT and I had wonderful sushi At Sakura restaurant in Bowie Maryland.The sushi chef was excellent and he let me try uni before I bought it. He made the experience of sushi for the first time pleasurable instead of miserable. The sushi was good the place very clean and atmosphere wonderful.

Thorwyn · (#145 (**permalink**))

Sushi is the freshest fish you will eat so it does not have the smell and the taste is different from what you get from processed fish. Sushi is excellent but I agree get it from a Japanese restaurant and surprise there are a few good ones in the states you just have to find them thats all.

Thorwyn · (#146 (**permalink**))

What is fugu and natto? When I have ordered it was always in english. The guy who ate almost ten plates did you ever think you overate and your body could not handle it?