[FOOD] Tsukiji Sushi Dai (revisited) - Page 5
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REDBLUEGREEN
Germany1903 Posts
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
On January 04 2012 11:14 REDBLUEGREEN wrote: I like almost any food and I love fish but I really don't like sushi but I gotta admit the pictures look tasty. most sushi takes some getting used to but even 'beginners' will like salmon | ||
Newbistic
China2912 Posts
On January 04 2012 07:25 gosuMalicE wrote: Well then you must be incredibly young, or you never eat out anywhere that isn't fast food because that seems impossible otherwise. Take any decent sit down restaurant, you are paying $15-30 per person for appetizers. drinks are like $5+ each so each person has a $15-20 drink tab, main course will run between $30-80 per person, desert is another $15-20. It all adds up. It's a matter of perspective. If you consider the demographics of people who visit a StarCraft 2 site and the fact that $170 can buy a month's worth of food for a single person in many first-world nations, then spending that much money on a single meal does seem rather extravagant. Restaurants aren't exclusively divided into "fast food" and "decent sit-down restaurants" either. Good restaurants can be found at a wide range of prices depending on what they're serving. | ||
askTeivospy
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aNDRoM
United States637 Posts
What's the difference, tastewise, between the aji and sawara? Here in L.A. I am used to seeing aji labeled as Spanish mackerel, and what you have listed as aji is the same as what I've seen. Not sure I've ever seen sawara on a sushi menu here. | ||
LayZRR
Germany449 Posts
On January 04 2012 12:53 Newbistic wrote: Restaurants aren't exclusively divided into "fast food" and "decent sit-down restaurants" either. Good restaurants can be found at a wide range of prices depending on what they're serving. Yeah. You are right. Like here in Germany you can get a great meal in a traditional German Restaurant for like 20€. (With drink) But thanks for those awsome pics! it really looks delicious. I bet those 130€ were worth it for you. | ||
Dantelew
Canada63 Posts
On January 04 2012 14:40 askTeivospy wrote: IMO 80$ for a meal is kinda steep :| especially if its just sushi I'm really not trying to sound rude, or specifically rag on you, but to say "especially if its just sushi" is really a discredit to an extremely precise and artistic form of cuisine. Master Sushi chefs are amongst the worlds elite in their culinary abilities, and are just as respected as any other form of chef. | ||
ymir233
United States8275 Posts
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Ack1027
United States7873 Posts
Seriously though cambium keep it up. I love your food blogs! | ||
MrTortoise
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I really wan tto visit japan and feast on sushi. I think im gonna have to go get sushi for tea! I am addicted to mackerel and eel post moar ... if i ever get to visit these blogs will be invaluable. As for $80 on food? I regularly spend £80+ with the missus if we find somewhere that does great food. You ever tried getting *really* fresh fish in manchester? Don't bother, its all at least half a day old. Its so hard to find food that the chef has time to care about - and puts food before inappropiate presentation (tiny arranged morsel on a fancy plate when you ordered steak for instance) | ||
Forbs
United States76 Posts
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Xiron
Germany1233 Posts
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ionize
Ireland399 Posts
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peekn
United States1152 Posts
Wow great write up and wonderful read, I'm super jealous of that food. Hope to see more Cambium thanks for the post! | ||
koreasilver
9109 Posts
On January 04 2012 14:40 askTeivospy wrote: IMO 80$ for a meal is kinda steep :| especially if its just sushi Sushi is on the top for food that I would be most willing to spend money on compared to other things. The difference between good sushi and the crap you get in a lot of NA restaurants is astronomical. I hate spending a lot of money on food as a student and as someone that tries to live as practically as possible, but I'd rather have no sushi than bad sushi moreso than any other food, so if I find a good place then I will be willing to pay good money for it. I'm only going to have it like once a year. But the best seafood for me is by the ocean in Korea. Dongdongju and hoe in the afternoon is great. | ||
kellymilkies
Singapore1393 Posts
I really love fresh jap food T_T! like really really. | ||
mucker
United States1120 Posts
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wunsun
Canada622 Posts
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sashamunguia
Mexico423 Posts
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PrinceDelight
Australia49 Posts
Kicking myself for not going so Tsujiki when I was there, definitely be taking a trip when I go back later this year! | ||
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