Sashimi is amazing (and also very good for you)
But sashimi is expensive usually :( I eat sushi often, it's delicious! I also like ramen, karaage, basically anything!

Japanese foods I don't like are very few, but I won't eat natto, raw egg on anything (I'll eat semi-cooked egg, but not completely raw) and anything particularly slimy (I just can't bring myself to eat something slimy/gooey. Yuck.)

Best is Sushi, Sashimi & of course, you cant leave out Miso soup lol, Wost is Natto... EWWWW!

I love good old bento dishes. You know, the box lunch you buy at the corner shop -- freshly made, not that crap at 7-11 or Sunkus.

Nori bento -- fried aji on a bed of rice covered in nori and katsuobushi -- finest kind!

I'm also a big matcha fan, it's the most deliciousest tea in the world, except maybe for jasmine tea.

i really like sushi!,
sushi ni taiskida se? i wonder if thats the way you say it in japan.....

and i'd like to try ramen sometime...

i hate that green stuff they serve with sushi...(i forgot the name)

all the best:vsign:

Best - Okonomiyaki with udon (Hiroshima style)
Worst - Natto

Thinking of wasabi?

I like wasabi. It's the pickled ginger that I don't like.

Hmm, that's a toughie. I'm a little picky, so there are a few things that I just won't eat. I can't really deal with anything with eel in it and I'm not a huge fan of tonkotsu ramen because I don't like pork; I won't eat raw egg or natto due to the consistency. >.> Outside of those things, though, I'm pretty much game.

Best: Ramen, Mochi, Curry Bread, Udon, Chanpurū, Tofu
Worst: Natto, Stinky Tofu (Just the smell that puts me off..) & Pufferfish..

I love Melonpan! Its amazing rolls or bread loafs with baked pieces of melon in them.. omgod. So delicious. I also really love okonomiyaki, takoyaki, tempura and arare :) Those little crackers are so yummy.

Things I dislike, umeboshi.... bleh. I could live without it. Also, I'm not sure the name but it is akin to a crepe, only with nori instead. I don't really like eating sushi like that. But you know, to each their own.