Who Likes Sushi?

[Daybreaker]

Sushi is one of my top favorite foods hands down, I wish there was a sushi restaurant here that I love as much as the one in my old town The tuna, yellowtail, and saltwater eel rolls are my favorite but I won't turn down salmon nigiri either! I used to love california rolls but I don't dig the cream cheese with the fish anymore.

And not sushi but I die over gyoza and shumai too

[Eric Alan]

I have to add my and say that you all suck right now. This thread is making me so incredibly hungry and it's not even remotely fair that I didn't find it until after midnight when there's not a single place open that can satisfy this craving. I could eat sushi every single day and die a very happy man.

My top two sushi experiences caught on camera:

1) Our (my wife and I) favorite hole-in-the-wall sushi place back in Maricopa, AZ had the best sushi chef - before it changed ownership and pissed us off by turning into a buffet. He would go out of his way to impress us with something fun every time we went there. This is one of his caterpillar rolls:


2) The other is from our anniversary a couple of years ago (different place - this one's in Richmond, TX). I just remember the look on the waitress's face when we ordered. This is the main course that arrived after our miso soup and house salad - IT WAS AWESOME AND WE FINISHED EVERY LAST BITE!


Eric

[MasonC2K]

I have to add my and say that you all suck right now. This thread is making me so incredibly hungry and it's not even remotely fair that I didn't find it until after midnight when there's not a single place open that can satisfy this craving. I could eat sushi every single day and die a very happy man.

My top two sushi experiences caught on camera:

1) Our (my wife and I) favorite hole-in-the-wall sushi place back in Maricopa, AZ had the best sushi chef - before it changed ownership and pissed us off by turning into a buffet. He would go out of his way to impress us with something fun every time we went there. This is one of his caterpillar rolls:


2) The other is from our anniversary a couple of years ago (different place - this one's in Richmond, TX). I just remember the look on the waitress's face when we ordered. This is the main course that arrived after our miso soup and house salad - IT WAS AWESOME AND WE FINISHED EVERY LAST BITE!


Eric

Ooooo is that the "Sushi Boat" I've seen on menus but can't afford?

[Coleslaw007]

Hmm I somehow missed this thread. I'm obsessed with sushi, one of my top favorite foods by far. I love raw salmon the best, so buttery and delicious. We found frozen sashimi grade tuna at Sprouts once and made our own rolls, they turned out wonderfully, I put masago on mine mmmm. I've thought about ordering sashimi grade salmon online but it's a bit pricey. If I could I would eat sushi/ sashimi everyday.

[C&H Exotic Morphs]

Sushi is BY FAR my #1 favorite food!!!
None of those nasty cooked rolls, most cold rolls are good aslong as I can get rid of the avocado and cream cheese(Rainbow Rolls mmmm.
Nigiri or Sashimi are where it is really at though!
Octopus Nigiri is one of my favorites along with Salmon and Tuna.
And alittle bit of Roe every now and then is good for the body!

I think every time we go I have to find something new on the menu to try.
Had Sea Urchin last time and was rather disappointed. I want the Sea Urchin with just the top cut off and a spoon, not some yellow paste in a piece of seaweed.

My top two sushi experiences caught on camera:

1) Our (my wife and I) favorite hole-in-the-wall sushi place back in Maricopa, AZ had the best sushi chef - before it changed ownership and pissed us off by turning into a buffet. He would go out of his way to impress us with something fun every time we went there. This is one of his caterpillar rolls:


Eric

You must be talking about Say Sushi here in Copa!!!!
They are actually under new management again and back to being an actual Sushi restaurant!
And I don't know if the old Sushi Chef came back or something but we always sit at the bar and have a certain chef who will make me all kinds of amazing different things!

Well I think I know what me and the wife are having for dinner tonight!!!

[Coleslaw007]

Well I think I know what me and the wife are having for dinner tonight!!!

Jealous.


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[Artemille]

Oooh, Jellyfish. I'm afraid the most exotic thing I've had are baby octopi (octopuses?), which were delicious. (and sad...babies...eating babies...) Is Jellyfish a common sushi ingredient? I've never been to a really good sushi shop proper, mainly because I'm surrounded by people who don't *do* sushi...

mmm...the cravings...they begin.

I don't think it's that common.

I do...I do...

Ther is a place in Bethesda MD called Matuba's tha t has a rotary wheel/belt and if you get there early enough to sit next to it, you barely need to stretch you arm to pick up the plate. Expensive but well worth it.

Also, in Gaithersburg MD near NIST (www.nist.gov), there is Sushi Chalet. Not that expensive but it's all you can eat and they have a very large variety to choose from. My mom drives 1.5 hours from Gettysburg just to frequent the place. My wife hated sushi until we went there and now my 7 year old loves it.

The only thing wrong with sushi is my ability to eat less than I use to...

At the chalet, I had 4 packed plates about a year ago, now I would be lucky to get 2 packed plates down.

Oh god. Why did I go back in this thread and see a post from maryland? I want conveyor belt sushi!!!!!!!

[Coleslaw007]

I've recently discovered conveyor belt sushi and am hooked. Were it not a good 40 minutes away from me I'd probably eat there a minimum of once a week considering how cheap it is. SUCH a cool idea.

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[Capray]

I've recently discovered conveyor belt sushi and am hooked. Were it not a good 40 minutes away from me I'd probably eat there a minimum of once a week considering how cheap it is. SUCH a cool idea.

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Do you mean when you sit at a round bar and the sushi on a belt goes around and you just pluck it off? It's better with the little boats and the tiny tiver installation going round and round. It is easy to spend wayy too much on sushi when it's just floating towards you wispering "hey phsst eat me pls" Really. And the little plates they come on are color coded depending on the price.

[Coleslaw007]

Do you mean when you sit at a round bar and the sushi on a belt goes around and you just pluck it off? It's better with the little boats and the tiny tiver installation going round and round. It is easy to spend wayy too much on sushi when it's just floating towards you wispering "hey phsst eat me pls" Really. And the little plates they come on are color coded depending on the price.

Yea, that's exactly how this is. It's awesome. It makes you feel like you're hunting your food.

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