r/sushi
Grocery store sushi
There’s a Japanese grocery store on my way from work to the subway that makes fresh sushi and other Japanese takeout dishes. Honestly, their food is better than at a lot of Japanese restaurants.
The best part is that after 7 PM everything is 50% off. For sushi, you can get two discounted items, while the hot dishes are unlimited. So now whenever I work overtime, I treat myself to some really good Japanese food on the way home.
Paid $33 for all of this.
The name of the store is Ten Ichi Mart.
Seafood bowl served in a wooden tub in Kyoto
Had this in Kyoto.
Fresh seafood over rice served in a wooden tub with miso soup and condiments.
Simple, comforting, and one of my favorite meals from the trip.
¥3000 for this bowl of umami goodness at Genkaindon Osaka
I strolled in at 2pm and not a soul was present. I went against adding the bonito broth, and can confirm that it was probably one of the more satisfying dishes I’ve had.
Sushiro Kyoto Japan
First time in Japan and first time eating Nigiri. Crazy how delicious those sushiro restaurants are.
Restaurant name: Sushiro
This is the aftermath of the suv driving into Nana Sushi.
Accidentally left store bought sushi in the freezer
So yesterday I bought store bought sushi. It was made fresh yesterday. I put it in the freezer to chill it a bit more while I did some chores planning to eat it. But sadly life happens and distracted me and I left it in the freezer over night.
I noticed it the next morning (today) and was like NOOOO and put it in the fridge to thaw. Today is the eat by date.
Is it okay to still eat it? I'm assuming so but maybe it'll just not taste as great?
Please let me know(:
Sushi Kashiba, Seattle, Washington
I realized I still hadn't posted these from my visit last winter. This was my first truly awesome sushi dinner. I wish I opted for some of the optional pieces as well.
Flounder
Sea Bream
Striped Jack
Striped Mackerel
Sockeye Salmon
New Zealand King Salmon
Albacore
Akami
Otoro
Chutoro
Seared King Salmon Belly
Geoduck
Herring
Mackerel
Uni
Smoked Mackerel
Seared Hokkaido Scallop
Otoro Handroll
Unagi
Tamago
Quick sushi feast
Absolutely delicious and fresh to go order from Sushi Nara restaurant in Abbotsford, BC. A little bit of everything.(Edamame, tuna/salmon sashimi, miso soup, pork tonkatsu, spicy tuna roll, negitoro roll, deluxe tempura, squid tempura, sockeye nigiri, tamago Nigiri, toro Nigiri, hokkigai Nigiri, chopped scallops Nigiri, unagi Nigiri, Tobiko Nigiri) Spoiled 🥰🙌😋
First Roll Attempt. Not Shapely.
Made some Eel Avacado, Tuna Avacado, and Tuna Cream Cheese (because fuck it).
It was much hard than expected. How do I get the perfect tube shape. If I press hard I get this oval shape. If I don’t press it falls apart. If I go inbetween it’s still slightly oval and sometime falls apart.
What am I doing?
Made sushi for the first time in a couple years.
My husband isn't a huge fan of sushi, so every time he goes on a business trip, I go and buy like $50 or so of sushi-grade fish from H-Mart and go ham.
I've got cured sake, izumidai, and saba sashimi, sake temaki (also with thin slices of lemon because I love that shit), and negitoro don. And...drinkable sake, of course.
I wish I could take credit for the lovely slices of saba and izumidai, but those were done by the store.
(Please be gentle---I know it's far from perfect, but it makes me happy)
Sushi across Japan
Ate everywhere from Grocery store nigiri, Izakaya Sashimi, to 2 & 3 michelin star omakases ranked best in the world - also lots of beef sashimi too if that’s counts haha
Unfortunately many of the top omakases do not allow photos or only photos of certain dishes, there is a picture of the menu at Sukiyabashi Jiro, incase anyone’s curious as to what’s served at was once (and still considered by many) to be the number one omakase in the world
Can I eat this raw? First time buying ahi tuna ever!
Hello Reddit,
Me and my kids are ahi tuna lovers but it is getting expensive buying it premade from grocery stores and restaurants.
I want to make it at home now but not sure where to source “sushi grade” ahi tuna.
Has anyone ate this tuna from Sam’s Club without searing or cooking just thawed and eaten?
Thank you!
Tried a local AYCE and was pleasantly surprised
Certainly not the best anybody’s ever had, but for $20 I was pleasantly surprised