To: manwiththehands
Uni is the eggs of Sea Urchins. Before trying it, go somewhere and get some GOOD sushi. The $100 per person variety. Have some good beer or sake, then go for the Uni. It will change your life.
6 posted on
10/29/2005 11:02:20 AM PDT by
Pukin Dog
(Sans Reproache)
To: Pukin Dog
Uni is the eggs of Sea Urchins. Before trying it, go somewhere and get some GOOD sushi. The $100 per person variety. Have some good beer or sake, then go for the Uni. It will change your life. Good advice, except for the $100 part. You can change your life for less than $30 if you know where to go or have friends who do.
10 posted on
10/29/2005 11:09:22 AM PDT by
Hank Rearden
(Never allow anyone who could only get a government job attempt to tell you how to run your life.)
To: Pukin Dog
My sushi place is run by Koreans, they all speak English, Japanese, and Korean. You can get a spectacular meal for $50, and the fish is exceedingly fresh because the owner is a hardass about not compromising the fish quality. It does taste a bit different from Japanese places because they use California rice instead of bringing in expensive Japanese rice.
If you find yourself in MD, suburbs of DC, freepmail me if you want to try it. I won't post the name here, it is hard enough to get a table now.
41 posted on
10/29/2005 1:19:07 PM PDT by
ko_kyi
To: Pukin Dog
Before trying it, go somewhere and get some GOOD sushi. The $100 per person variety. Have some good beer or sake, then go for the Uni. It will change your life. I agree, I eat sushi about once a week, the expensive kind. The difference between it and the cheap stuff is the same as the difference between steak at Ruth's Chris and steak at Denny's. Plus with the obvious health risks from improper handling of raw fish, I can't understand why anyone would want to eat discount sushi.
54 posted on
10/29/2005 2:16:27 PM PDT by
wagglebee
("We are ready for the greatest achievements in the history of freedom." -- President Bush, 1/20/05)
To: Pukin Dog
I also am not that fond of Sushi, but I had to try it. Some have a more fishy taste than others, therefore, I prefer the California Rolls. And Yes, sake is a great compliment with sushi. There is some information on sake, types of sake and how to serve sake at this site a came across while doing some research on sake and sushi. There are also some free recipes offered. The site is Lilmarkets.com then click on the me page at the top and you will see a link there that reads Lilmarkets home page.
I found it very informative and would like to pass it on. All the best!
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