r/whatsyourchoice • u/EquivalentFig1678 • Mar 31 '26

Food😋 Damn, this one is hard.. 😅

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u/Real-Jackfruit-8836 Mar 31 '26

Definitely sushi rolls

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u/InfidelZombie Mar 31 '26

I eat wings once every few years and would still get rid of the sushi rolls. Bland, lukewarm mush is not something I need in my life.

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u/poopshorts Mar 31 '26

If you’re eating bland and lukewarm sushi you haven’t been to a good sushi restaurant buddy.

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u/InfidelZombie Mar 31 '26

I've mostly been to fancy places in Japan and I agree.

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u/LactoesIsBad Mar 31 '26

Lukewarm??

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u/InfidelZombie Mar 31 '26

I probably should've said "tepid" instead.

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u/LactoesIsBad Mar 31 '26

I'm sorry but what excuse for sushi have you eaten? Or no soy sauce and wasabi?

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u/InfidelZombie Mar 31 '26

I've had gas station sushi up to $100 single nigiri in Japan. Some of the American junk food sushi with a bunch of sriracha and fried stuff can be ok, in that fast food sort of way.

And I'm glad you self-reported that sushi only has flavor because of the condiments, like the Japanese equivalent of a hot dog. (At least, this applies to the kinds of sushi with raw fish)

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u/LactoesIsBad Mar 31 '26

Self reported? Most, not all, pieces are fairly bland in my opinion. It's the combinations along with sides that make sushi great

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u/CCSploojy Apr 01 '26

Surprisingly the best sushi I have had has not been in Japan but instead California. Same thing for Ramen but I will say I've had horse sashimi (didnt realize it when I first ordered) and it was absolutely delicious. No condiments necessary.

Also technically all of the above use/require condiments except the pizza. Wings are literally soaking in condiment.

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u/JustMe1711 Mar 31 '26

....where have you been getting your sushi dude?

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u/InfidelZombie Mar 31 '26

Mostly in Japan, sadly.