Sushi...

I have never had sushi.

Don't get it! It isn't good...

...get it, it's good.

: D

I've only heard by other's all time that sushi isn't good. Never tasted it... =/

I fucking love sushi, but it's an acquired taste, I hope your not one of those people that hate anything not pizza or chips.

Technically, sushi is the rice.

I had octopus at one of those places once. That was weird.

I don't eat squid or octupus, they're too intelligent in my opinion, to be eaten.

No no no, I like to taste different kinds of food, but sushi is a bit too bizarre for me.

Tell me more about the vomiting bit.

I ate some kind of sushi that had salmon, seaweed, rice and a bit of wasabi in it. I vomited it after eating a half of it.

Make note of what was in all of the sushi you try.

Some sushi restaurants have notoriously bad health standards. Basically leaving meat out in summer, however your in Finland so that may not be a problem, but I got food poisoning from sushi before.

Theres an extremely yummy Sushi restaurant in my city. It had the moving plate-convoy thingy And the cooks where making the sushin in front of us. Really pretty too.


Sushi is one of my fave dishes omg x_x *slobber*

Max, you're missing out. A lot You could probably make some pretty yummy vegan sushies.

My Dad wants to take me to a sushi restaurant in London somewhere, we drove past it once and it looked pretty nice, it had the conveyor belts of dishes and you get chop sticks. I think I'll go before I go back to college.

Sushi trains are surprislingly effective at making people buy more than they're originally willing to spend.

Yeh, I suppose so, I never been to one of the sushi train places before so how does it work? Do you have to eat the dish really quickly or only eat a little bit? Then doesn't that mean that the person next to you down the line has to eat from a plate you've already sampled?

Today I ate the rest of the sushi. Now it was good.

You take the dish off the train and eat it at your own pace.

Haha, you don't sample the food; that would be much akin to eating half an easter bunny at the super market. Instead you take the plate of the conveyor belt to eat the food and at the end the waiter counts or the plates you've taken off and charges you appropriately. Such a method usually involves a lot of impulse buying (people can't seem to wait for the food to come back around).

We paid for an all-you-can-eat thing.. jesus it was expensive ._. ... like 40 bucks. But food in denmark is generally expensive. buffets mostly range at 30 bucks give or take.

But my mom paid so I didnt mind XD

You know what I like? Pizza. And chips.