Do you like sushi?

[ARandomFan]

I’ve been working at a sushi restaurant for almost a year now. I love sushi but we always get the people that come in saying that they never had sushi or they just really don’t like it.
So. Do you like sushi? Or not? And why?

 

[abra]

It's not bad

 

[Grape Soda]

Honestly it depends where you go. I like it but
Where i currently live i dont trust anything outside of a cali roll or shrimp tempura roll.

 

[Lilac]

i love sushi

 

[Swan]

I've only tried it once years ago, and I didn't like it back then ​

 

[BianTwo]

It's expensive unless you go to a all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant but the quality isn't the best.

Salmon and sea bream are my favorite, I can't eat tuna since I have allergy

I also love sashimi.

If I could affort it, I would rather eat at a sushi restaurant everyday rather than other restaurant or fast food

 

[OutroTearTheFirst]

I only had a really cheap one once, but I liked it
maybe one day I can have sushi that is quality ​

 

[UMJI MOODS]

Nope. Seafood allergies.

 

[Kami]

Only when it's super fresh

 

[dnb]

Love it. My favorites are squid, salmon, octopus and eel (unagi).

 

[soozie]

yess i love sushi

 

[Happy]

I have never tried it before

 

[yerm]

I don't really like rice so I've never tried it

 

[Pandaa]

its ok....

 

[Vampire]

yes, i like sushi!

 

[MedicationHelps87]

I love it, especially with heaps of wasabi. I just skip the soy sauce lol
I had it the other day.

Always loved Asian food. Although Thai is the best/with massive bias in check.

 

[sandwich]

yes!

 

[ARandomFan]

I love it, especially with heaps of wasabi. I just skip the soy sauce lol
I had it the other day.

Always loved Asian food. Although Thai is the best/with massive bias in check.

Actually the sushi restaurant I work at is owned by a Lao lady so she has kitchen stuff that’s Thai/Lao and let me tell you. So good

 

[MedicationHelps87]

Actually the sushi restaurant I work at is owned by a Lao lady so she has kitchen stuff that’s Thai/Lao and let me tell you. So good

I am still working into my Thai heritage from Ancestry, but I know my mother has Chinese background with her Thai nationality.
only 5% on my end. But it makes sense, given a lot of Thai's have some kind of Han Chinese or Chinese in general in their blood and dna.

I stand by my mums cooking as the best, but my step mother who is Vietnamese, her cooking is a close second.

 

[tokki]

never had it