foods

[kudo]

Originally Posted by kainpendragon

I just can't eat sea food , Give me Cow and chicken and lamb and deer and other things. I tried sushi , I just can't get past the seaweed rap or slimy chewy texcture of semi raw or raw fish.

:O i love seafood!! you'll never fit in japan now! xD LOL...sorry, i coudln't help it. hahaha

anyways, food is jus food in the end. jus have to learn to love things in the end.

[Kanji_The_Wanderer]

When I first ate sushi it grossed me out. but I really like sushi that has cucumber and raw shrimp. It was really good I think it was called "California rolls" or something like that...

[Kanji_The_Wanderer]

Originally Posted by kudo

:O i love seafood!! you'll never fit in japan now! xD LOL...sorry, i coudln't help it. hahaha

anyways, food is jus food in the end. jus have to learn to love things in the end.

yeah in Japan seafood is the cheapest. if you want meat like beef it'll cost like $30 for a small piece. way too much I think. There just isn't enough room to grow lifestock so it is expensive.

[kudo]

Originally Posted by Kanji_The_Wanderer

yeah in Japan seafood is the cheapest. if you want meat like beef it'll cost like $30 for a small piece. way too much I think. There just isn't enough room to grow lifestock so it is expensive.

yeah its so expensive. thats why western tourists always say its expensive when they go to japan at first. because they tend to order the general foods since its the most appealing compared to what they're not used to.

so to any aspiring japan travelers (isn't that everyone here? lol), learn to eat other japanese foods. lol.

[Mochi]

Originally Posted by Kanji_The_Wanderer

When I first ate sushi it grossed me out. but I really like sushi that has cucumber and raw shrimp. It was really good I think it was called "California rolls" or something like that...

We call raw shrimp "ebi". The California rolls I generally see have crab, avacado, cucumber, rice, sea weed, and fish eggs in it. Personally, I like Salmon (sake, though not to be confused with "Sake" rice wine ^_^) and tuna (maguro) sashimi. When I went up north to Minnesota this one time, they had this really great sushi restaurant called Pok's Sakura sushi bar. They actually had Japanese people cooking it. Down where I live (no offense at all to mexican-americans) Mexicans cook all of the sushi. I'm usually surprised though; they generally do a very good job. Kudos to the Mexicans! XD

[croatiankid]

of course seafood is cheapest on an island. i don't know, but maybe junk/fast food is cheaper (mcdonalds)? I love fish but i don't think i've ever eaten anything near as, errr, "fishy" as japanese food. i guess i'll have to wait a while, in croatia the only japanese food places are for people with 20 thousand monthly income and more

[zhangxuejing]

I also want to try it, but it's so expensive in China that i only can meet the picture.
it's so sad.i'll try to earn more money .and open a restaurant about it. of course, I should try to go to Japan as soon as i can .

[kudo]

Originally Posted by croatiankid

of course seafood is cheapest on an island. i don't know, but maybe junk/fast food is cheaper (mcdonalds)? I love fish but i don't think i've ever eaten anything near as, errr, "fishy" as japanese food. i guess i'll have to wait a while, in croatia the only japanese food places are for people with 20 thousand monthly income and more

lol, mcdonalds is probably only a little more expensive then sushi in japan. not surprisingly if it is though.

anyone from japan who can confirm this (or not?)?

[cunhon9]

i immediately went to buy sushi after looking at this thread.. u know i love inari the most and maki sushi...

[kudo]

Originally Posted by cunhon9

i immediately went to buy sushi after looking at this thread.. u know i love inari the most and maki sushi...

xD i see my powers of suggestion are still working acutely...now start dancing like a dog...[gets camera ready behind him].....o_o