Just remember proper sushi etiquette:

- You can eat sushi with hands or chop sticks.

- Rub chopsticks only if they have splinters. Rubbing good chopsticks is an insult to the restaurant.

- Do not use spoon for soup. Drink out of bowl.

- Eat sushi pieces in one bite.

- Try to avoid putting wasabi in soy if at all possible. Put wasabi on sushi piece first and then dip -fish- into soy. If applying wasabi like this is too strong one can put wasabi into soy (however it is not traditional). Too much wasabi hides the fish taste so go easy, enjoy the fish!

- Do not dip rice into soy, only fish part.

- Pickled ginger or radish (pink or white stuff) is to cleanse palate between various fish tastings - eat it between sushi pieces.

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Last edited by rabbitjoker on Feb-09-2007 at 04:24

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Originally posted by Revival160 I used to dislike sushi as well. I found that after trying it upon repeated occasions, it kind of grew on me. Maybe it's an acquired taste - like scotch...

yumm.. scotch..

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker Mochizushi on Bay. Sushi Train on Yonge just north of Charles.

thanks. i'm definitely going to check it out. 'conveyor-belt' sushi restaurants came out a LONG time ago in Vancouver (1990s). it's taken awhile but i'm really glad Toronto is finally giving it a try. it should be a smash hit.

but just some extra info for those interested: if you want to try really good quality all-you-can-eat sushi, check out a place called 'maison du japon' - it's located on Woodbine and John (uptown near Viva). fast (good) service and LOTS of selection. You won't be disappointed.

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Originally posted by DigitalMP i don't have an off button when it comes to sushi. 7, 8, 10 rolls. BRING TI!

ha, sounds just like me!! there are several nice all you can eat sushi buffets in T.O. that you would probably like. They're usually around $20 but its fresh and the selections are pretty good.

Tokyo Sushi is my favorite, out of the three places I've been to in TO.

RJ - I'm drafting you as my sushi tour guide...next Friday for lunch?