Sushi party. Tips and advice.
 

Hey sushi lovers! I am having a party sometime and I want to have sushi!!:pinksong:
So i was wondering what all your favorite kinds of sushi are.
And also if you have any tips on how to make it, that would be helpful.
And if you like any other kinds of easy to make japanese food please tell.

Domo arigato gozaimasu :pinkbow:

Do temakizushi, that way if it tastes bad it isn't your fault.

How to prepare for a sushi party - Making your own sushi - Japanese food

I wanted to know this too for my 18th!

talk to yuujiro XD

have him give you some good tasting easy stuff to make ;)

The temakizushi article looks fun, but the only thing I'd leave out is the cheese and romaine lettuce, that's for a caesar salad party :D

I didn't read the whole thing...cheese? No no no...

Welcome

In the article you posted it does say 'process' cheese~

Unagi!!!!! Ebi!!!!! Tempura roll!!!!
I usually stay away from Tamago...was never a big fan of eggs & tako...too chewy...felt like i was chewing a piece of rubber for 5 minutes.

Thanks for all the replys! its really helpful.

gimme a bit to compose a proper video >.>'''

in the mean time, please enjoy this thread i started a ways back x]

http://www.japanforum.com/forum/japa...i-gallery.html

Cream cheese shows up in American sushi, but you won't see it in Japan.

Have you ever been to Genki Sushi? Its fast but really good. I like the Inari, the Corn sushi, and the kapamaki!!

awesome! i watched the video (and left a comment)
really helpful.


yeah, no ew American sushi does not sound very good.

thanks for all the help you guys! :rheart:

Another option to consider is one that I was offered recently for one of my parties. Invite a sushi chef to demonstrate his skills and offer to pay for whatever ingredients he wants to use. It can't hurt to ask a sushi chef if he knows anyone who would be interested.

Ironically, I have 4 friends who could have done this beautifully, but the chef (a total stranger at the time) overhearing me discuss possible menus just stepped up to the plate and offered. Turns out he was single and didn't know too many people in the area and thought it would be a good deal for me and for his social life.

Just before you do this set a budget. You don't want to go broke just on the food.

thanks for this

Thanks for the necropost.