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What's your go to sushi? I've been big on insect sushi I've lost 60 pounds in just 5 months! I used to be squeamish about it but I read into the benefits of Japanese cuisines, it's how they live so long. Some compare it to the holy grail, elixir of life.


Have you tried sushi or insect sushi today?

>> No.14110669

>>14110664
what the fuck

>> No.14110673

>>14110664
It seems like a clever way to introduce people to alternate sources of protein. You’re obviously just eating bugs in rice, but I would try it desu.

>> No.14110891

>>14110664

My favourite is fugu sashi, though I haven't had any sushi today.

>> No.14110946

Someone trying real hard to push atleast 1 or 2 insect eating threads a day. Seethe more

>> No.14110956

EAT
THE
BUGS
GOY

>> No.14111009

>>14110664
My favorite sushi is California rolls.

>> No.14111013
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>>14110664
Fuck off jew

>> No.14111020

>>14110664
My go-to sushi has to be unagi nigiri and tamago nigiri. I love the sweet fluffy egg and the smoky grilled eel.

>> No.14111026

>>14110664
they couldnt have at least dehorned that caterpilar or taken the legs off that golden orb weaver?

>> No.14111050
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14111050

Burger sushi
You think I'd eat bugs? Fuck you

>> No.14111064

>>14111050
Tons of conveyor belt sushi places in Japan have them on the menu, primarily for children coming in with their parents. It's a form of yoshoku, or adapted western food.

>> No.14111665

>>14110664
Nice try kikes

>> No.14111680

>>14110664
As much as I want to love Japanese food, I can't. Outside of Ramen and Okonomiyaki most of the food has the same flavor. It's not bad by no means but it isn't isn't on my bucket list when I think of foods to try out. Why is Japanese food taste the same?

>> No.14111693

Unagi by far.
Not a huge fan of raw fish in general

>> No.14111721

>>14111680
They use soy sauce, dashi and sake in pretty much everything and are extremely autistic about muh tradition so they don't experiment. I like Japanese food but I think I would get bored of it really fast if I ate it every day.

>> No.14111733

>>14110664
Insect sushi? Eeeew, that's disgusting! I'll keep eating eel, thanks.

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>>14110664
Salmon sushi with wasabi and soy is my favorite.

>> No.14112844

>>14110664
That's too much rice, I wouldn't even be able to taste the bug

>> No.14112913
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14112913

No one really like meat in a bun anymore. The kids nowadays wants sushi.
So I figured out, sushi in a bun..to go.
Whadday think?

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I actually liked this place since its so close to my house but...

>literally the McDonalds of Sushi
>large chain in the US and Japan
>Japanese locations
>$1 a plate
>Us location
>$2.25 a plate
This irks me now, they're still really good though and the price is still reasonable. But why is it so much cheaper in Japan?

>> No.14114514

>>14110946
Boomers and FAGApedes are coping with the fact that the planet cannot survive their diets of factory farmed red meat 3x a day (broken only by an occasional trip rolling coal 12 miles to the nearest Jeezum Chicky sos they can try and defeat the homos)

>> No.14114527

>>14114500
Because they CAN charge that much.

>> No.14114531

>>14114500
The way property works in Japan where they can just buy the space permenantly it is much cheaper than paying some jew $25-30k a month.