Any sushi fans?

[replicant_argent]

I enjoy it. The wife? Not so much, so I don't get it nearly as often as I would like.

[SaltyMcGee]

Quite definitely my favorite kind of food. If I could afford to eat it everyday I would! My favorite quote from a friend of mine upon trying a piece of raw salmon for the first time: "Now I know why bears rip these things open right out of the water!"

[timj219]

Originally Posted by replicant_argent

I enjoy it. The wife? Not so much, so I don't get it nearly as often as I would like.

Try doing some housework or buying flowers. That always works for me.

[replicant_argent]

Originally Posted by timj219

Try doing some housework or buying flowers. That always works for me.

SUSHI, Tim, SUSHI.......

[HK3-]

Originally Posted by timj219

Try doing some housework or buying flowers. That always works for me.

Originally Posted by replicant_argent

SUSHI, Tim, SUSHI.......

Had to read that twice.....

[BlackDog]

Originally Posted by replicant_argent

I enjoy it. The wife? Not so much, so I don't get it nearly as often as I would like.

Stay on topic. This thread is about sushi.

Both the wife and I love sushi. Though I will say that it's hard to find a good place here in MPLS. Chino Latino is good, Sushi Tango (Woodbury) and pretty decent, and we've been impressed with what we had at Fuji-Ya. I like Kabuki Sushi in Eden Priarie (by work for me).

NUMMY!

[floydpink]

I'm lucky. The best sushi in Orlando is next door to the biggest cigar store in the country.

Atom bomb rolls at Amura.

[DocLogic77]

Originally Posted by timj219

Try doing some housework or buying flowers. That always works for me.

Now that is funny.

My first taste of sushi was just wrong. First, never eat Sushi in West Virginia. Second, don't start with sea urchin. I avoided it for years after that horrific experience. My friends were just laughing as I ate it.

I did start with the easy stuff again about a year ago (california rolls and philly rolls if you can even call that real sushi). I did enjoy those.

Originally Posted by floydpink

I'm lucky. The best sushi in Orlando is next door to the biggest cigar store in the country.

Atom bomb rolls at Amura.

In the times I've been to that Corona, I've wanted to go grab some sushi next door, but haven't. Next time we're down there, we will, whenever that will be.

[Kreth]

Originally Posted by DocLogic77

My first taste of sushi was just wrong. First, never eat Sushi in West Virginia. Second, don't start with sea urchin. I avoided it for years after that horrific experience. My friends were just laughing as I ate it.

Uni is defnitely an acqured taste, but it's one of my favorites now. The local place serves it as a roll topped with a quail egg.
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[MikeyRocks]

Originally Posted by South Shield

only place for sushi is Jo's in Pleasant Hill, CA

I'm a little late replying to this, but I work in Pleasant Hill. I'm gonna have to give this place a try...

If any of you are into sashimi, I highly recommend trying Toro. It's a little pricey in most places, but worth every penny. Toro is the "filet mignon" of tuna, it literally melts in your mouth.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asH4j...eature=related

[Smokin Gator]

Love me some sushi and sashimi. I can't bet enough seaweed salad. Luckily there are several good places around here, but the best ever was when I used to do a lot of off shore fishing. We would mix up a jar of wasabi and head out. When we caught the first yellowfin tuna we would just stop fishing and eat like kings for a half hour or so. Nothing like it!!