Yeah I'm not really knocking it lol. I've actually never tried it, maybe i will one day, if i get stranded on an island 😀

Actually, the definition of sushi is seasoned rice (seasoned with rice vinegar) sashimi is just the slices of raw fish, no rice

Nigiri is the slice of raw fish and a small dab of wasabi on top of a rice pad/bar

Sushi rolls are the rolls that include different ingredients depending on which roll it is. Some of the sushi rolls contain no raw fish, others do. Some are wrapped in seaweed, some are not

Just for clarification

And to me, all of it is good. Had flying fish roe topped with crab sushi roll in Washington. Pretty tasty

Rock 'n Roll Sushi is OK but it's "the experience" they're selling. The last time we went here in Huntspatch, the server didn't write down anything. She forgot to bring one item and screwed up another. At least the one she forgot wasn't on the ticket.

I prefer sashimi or sushi instead of rolls and like tuna, snapper and pretty much anything. RnRS is OK. Sorta like Top Golf. They're selling the event.

If y'all enjoy reading and history, get "The Zen of Fish: An Unlikely Saga of Raw Fish and Rice" by Trevor Corson. Great book. Details sushi training, the artistry, how soy sauce is/was made and why, and how Americans pretty much are uncouth slobs when it comes to eating sushi but the restaurants don't care because they're making beaucoup bucks.

The best Sushi I have ever eaten is Chef Sake’s on Old Shell Road in Mobile directly across the road from the University of South Alabama. Eaten there Many Many Times And Sake’s sushi is hard to beat. You need to have Some thick skin if are any other college football fan other than the Crimson Tide. He might pick with a little about your favorite team 😀

Lol. I bet he'd throw Crab at BOOGER 🤣🤣🤣

Slight spinoff, for those who like sushi and are interested in how it’s made, watch “Jiro Dreams Of Sushi” on Netflix. Really cool.

Thanks. Added to my list. May watch it tonight

I like Sushi. She nice girl!!!

Seriously couple of down sides of having a kidney transplant was having to give up sushi and raw oysters. Alternative wasn’t great either. 😜

I can eat sushi at Wasabi Juan's here in Bham. Tried it other places and haven't been a big fan.

Love it. Especially with a good chunk of fresh wasabi with it.

It is a great documentary and one of few things on my list that I didn't get to do when I lived in Japan, just couldn't manage it. Not going to knock all y'all who like cream cheese and spicy mayo and crawfish and all that, to each his own, but I have been eating sushi and sashimi since I was a little boy. The quality and taste of the fish and seafood you get in Japan is off the chart good. As I have told a bunch of folks, you can get sushi in 7-11s or Lawson konbini (convenience stores) that is several times better than anything you get in a restaurant here. And I got to go to a few high end restaurants while I was there. Unreal quality and service. The food is among the best things in Japan.

I can just about eat my weight in sushi, rolls, sashimi etc. absolutely love it

I fish with it

I never would eat it until I tried some in St. Lucia with Caviar.
Best I ever had.