Sushi Chef Makes Star Wars Vegetable Sculptures
Meet Okitsugu Kado. For the past ten years, this sushi chef has been honing skills as the best Star Wars vegetable carver around.
The Inventor of Sushi
If you like sushi, there’s one man given credit for the creation of the iconic Japanese meal as we now know it. His name is Yohei Hanaya.
LEGO Sushi Bar Has A Working Conveyor Belt
Here’s an awesome custom LEGO sushi-go-round restaurant by Japanese builder peisan, with a rotating conveyor belt, full of tiny plates (and BB-8), in the center.
Giant Sushi Floats Through Osaka
Damn. That’s some big effing sushi. But, you cannot eat this sushi. Not only is it too big, it’s inedible. Sorry!
The First Sushi Restaurant on a Japanese College Campus
You'd think that Japan would have more sushi restaurants on school campuses. But nope, this appears to be the first of its kind in the country.
In Japan, You Can Get Raw Meat on Conveyor Belts
You know conveyor belt sushi, right? Little plates of sushi go around on a conveyor belt. Well, it also appears there is conveyor belt meat. Yes, raw meat.
Sushi Joint At Nintendo HQ Closed For "Potentially Hazardous Foods"
The dubious quality of Nintendo's eateries has been a touchy subject for a while now, and that saga continues with the temporary closure of a vendor operating at Nintendo of America's headquarters.
Transforming Robot Toys Are Sushi in Disguise
Tuna. Shrimp. And salmon. These aren't pieces of fish, but rather, transforming robots. Meet Osushi Sentai Sharidaa. They are robots that transform into sushi. Holy mackerel!
Sushi chef makes miniature sushi with a single grain of rice
Sushi is at its most delicious when it's simple. Obviously years of training is required to become a master sushi chef and details matter immensely but you can boil down the essence of sushi to rice and fish. Yum, however you slice it. But could you make sushi even simpler? One sushi chef did. He used a single grain…
Hey Children! Here's Your First Conveyor Belt Sushi Set
If you want to eat at a conveyor belt sushi (回転寿司 or "kaiten zushi") restaurant, kids in Japan need to have their parents take them. Not anymore! Soon, they'll be able get aboard the sushi train at home.
You've Been Eating Sushi Wrong
All these years. All that fish, all that rice, and you've (probably) been doing it wrong.
Eat Totally Fake Maguro Sashimi in Japan
Raw maguro (tuna) is served with rice as sushi or without as sashimi. One Japanese company is now introducing phony maguro you can eat. Imagine that!
Japanese Sushi Chef Is Not Impressed with "Authentic" London Sushi
You are looking at, wait for it, crab and mango sushi. It's from U.K. based chain Yo! Sushi, which claims to offer "authentic Japanese food." A Japanese sushi chef begs to differ.
You've Never Seen Sushi Like This
Sushi rolls that look like great works of art. Or video game characters. Or dookie or dicks. Meet Takayo Kiyota, a makizushi ("rolled sushi") artist.
Japan's “High-Speed Sushi” Is Amazing
In Japan, your typical conveyor belt sushi restaurants keep a slow and steady flow of food flowing. This is not your typical conveyor belt sushi restaurant.
This Is "Tank Sushi"
And it kind looks like a tank. Well, one covered with dead fish. It does. See?
Sushi Donuts! Yes, Sushi...Donuts!
Boy, do I love donuts! Who doesn't? Weirdos, that's who. And some of the best donuts are from Mister Donut. But did you know that the donut chain's Thai branch has donuts that look like delicious sushi?
In Japan, Ice Cream Sushi Exists
That is not wasabi. You are looking at green tea ice cream...sushi. No, really.
Hey Foreigners, Make Whatever Sushi You Like
Over the years, I've had some truly delicious sushi in Japan. Ditto for outside of Japan. Of course, there are the types of sushi created abroad, such as the California roll. Good stuff!
What Is The Most Popular Sushi in Japan? Let's Find Out.
Sushi is delicious. There's a variety of different kinds, but certainly everyone has his or her favorite. And if you do the math, you should be able to deduce the most popular kind of sushi in Japan. So let's do that. Math.
