Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Starting from a negative point is never a good way to try things for the first time.
What did you have?
There are some I cannot stand and as such, stick to more conventional ones and don't usually stray.
Although, that being said, when at a Company dinner, one eats a little of EVERYTHING , lest one offend the host. This is the rule in Japan, and translates well across the pond.
Originally posted by: CRXican
if you're eating good sushi the texture should be quite delicate and it pretty much melts in your mouth
Originally posted by: CRXican
if you're eating good sushi the texture should be quite delicate and it pretty much melts in your mouth
Originally posted by: MichaelD
I like shrimp/scallops/crabmeat.
I like lobster tail.
I like fillet of any fish.
I do not like crawfish.
I do not like crab legs.
I do not like the whole lobster.
I do not like the whole damn fish/crustaceon staring at me.
I do not like green eggs and ham (I had to throw that in to derail the fools).
And no; I don't like sushi either. I've had all kinds of sushi from frozen do it yourself kits to the $100 a plate places in Manhattan. Guess what? It all tastes the same. It's all raw fish/fish products wrapped in seaweed or some funky Mughwai Monkey Mosse Wrap...whatever. To me, it's nasty, and I LIKE seafood (as detailed above)
I understand you, foghorn67. Contrary to what the majority here will tell you, you ARE COOL and can be POPULAR even though you don't like sushi. Heck, you can join my club; they told me the same BS when I said I didn't like Sushi. It's like, worshipping Satan AND Bush around here if you say you don't like Sushi.
Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: CRXican
if you're eating good sushi the texture should be quite delicate and it pretty much melts in your mouth
I buy $5 grocery sushi and it is still amazing.
Originally posted by: Naustica
Originally posted by: MichaelD
I like shrimp/scallops/crabmeat.
I like lobster tail.
I like fillet of any fish.
I do not like crawfish.
I do not like crab legs.
I do not like the whole lobster.
I do not like the whole damn fish/crustaceon staring at me.
I do not like green eggs and ham (I had to throw that in to derail the fools).
And no; I don't like sushi either. I've had all kinds of sushi from frozen do it yourself kits to the $100 a plate places in Manhattan. Guess what? It all tastes the same. It's all raw fish/fish products wrapped in seaweed or some funky Mughwai Monkey Mosse Wrap...whatever. To me, it's nasty, and I LIKE seafood (as detailed above)
I understand you, foghorn67. Contrary to what the majority here will tell you, you ARE COOL and can be POPULAR even though you don't like sushi. Heck, you can join my club; they told me the same BS when I said I didn't like Sushi. It's like, worshipping Satan AND Bush around here if you say you don't like Sushi.
You like certain seafood. Mostly cooked seafood. That's fine. Very few people love sushi the first time.
I love pretty much all seafood, raw or cooked. I'm one of those people who will go fishing on a boat and catch a fish and fillet the fish while it's alive and eat it raw on the spot while on the boat. There's nothing better than eating raw fish right on the boat.
Sushi may be hip but the real fish lover eat sashimi. It doesn't get any better than catching your own in the ocean and eating it on the spot.
Originally posted by: ChrisIsBored
Try the yellowtail. I'm no fan of seafood either, the texture makes me gag but there's no fishy taste and if it's fresh, it should just melt in your mouth as someone else stated.
I found myself in an experimental mood a couple weeks ago and tried a few things and to my own surprise I found to have really liked some seafood.
Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: CRXican
if you're eating good sushi the texture should be quite delicate and it pretty much melts in your mouth
I buy $5 grocery sushi and it is still amazing.
Originally posted by: compuwiz1
You mean you had some California Rolls? That ain't Sushi.
Originally posted by: CRXican
if you're eating good sushi the texture should be quite delicate and it pretty much melts in your mouth