No.490
>>489wow! nice, sushi!
which beer did you have? If it was the first time you had it, did you like it?
No.493
>>492I spent £60 on a rice cooker because I started using short grain rice for more than just sushi, it's been a great investment. If you cook a lot I would definitely recommend one as it can cook more than just rice, and cooking with rice frequently can be very cheap. I got a big bag of Nishiki rice for £15, it'd easily last 3-4 months even if I had rice daily.
No.494
>>490>which beer did you have? either kirin ichiban or sapporo, I forget since I've gotten sushi quite a few times lately
>If it was the first time you had itI've had sushi so much I've lost count
>did you like it?of course!
No.495
>>494>sapporogood taste uwu
No.496
>>492rice cookers are as low as $10. expensive ones are expensive, the target off brand one is cheap. Both make white rice nearly perfectly.
No.502
Sushi in Japan is great.
Will probably get some more soon, although I don't want to spend too much money on food.
No.843
Had sushi tonight for the very first time. I really like eating fish and rice in general but for some reason I didn't really enjoy it. The rice was really gummy and soft, even hard to swallow at times. Also, I was feeling almost full just by eating a bunch of nigiri and maki. Is all sushi like this or I just had a bad experience?
No.844
>>843That's tough to say without having tasted it myself and without knowing what kind of restaurant you got it from. Obviously, production-line sushi like at a hospital restaurant isn't going to very good. I don't know if other places are like this, but where I live sushi is so popular that pretty much every Asian takeaway restaurant sells sushi, even if the cooks have a Thai or Chinese culinary background, which can also lead to varying quality. I had to go to a couple of sushi bars before finding one that made good sushi.
I personally wouldn't describe well-cooked sushi rice as gummy or difficult to swallow, it should be fluffy and have a firm bite, but I guess that might depend on your palate. Also, sushi is a full meal so you should feel full after some nigiri and maki.
No.910
>>909What is this sacrilege?
No.911
>>909God is dead and we killed him
No.912
Had some sushi today
No.1028
>>1027Yes, corn with cream. Apparently it's popular in Japan.
No.1029
>>1028ehhh
can't say it appeals to me
