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I enjoy it. The wife? Not so much, so I don't get it nearly as often as I would like.

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Quite definitely my favorite kind of food. If I could afford to eat it everyday I would! My favorite quote from a friend of mine upon trying a piece of raw salmon for the first time: "Now I know why bears rip these things open right out of the water!"

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Try doing some housework or buying flowers. That always works for me.:)

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SUSHI, Tim, SUSHI.......

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Had to read that twice..... :r

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Stay on topic. This thread is about sushi. :r

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Both the wife and I love sushi. Though I will say that it's hard to find a good place here in MPLS. Chino Latino is good, Sushi Tango (Woodbury) and pretty decent, and we've been impressed with what we had at Fuji-Ya. I like Kabuki Sushi in Eden Priarie (by work for me).

NUMMY!

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I'm lucky. The best sushi in Orlando is next door to the biggest cigar store in the country.

Atom bomb rolls at Amura.:banger

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:r Now that is funny.

My first taste of sushi was just wrong. First, never eat Sushi in West Virginia. Second, don't start with sea urchin. I avoided it for years after that horrific experience. My friends were just laughing as I ate it.

I did start with the easy stuff again about a year ago (california rolls and philly rolls if you can even call that real sushi). I did enjoy those.

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In the times I've been to that Corona, I've wanted to go grab some sushi next door, but haven't. :( Next time we're down there, we will, whenever that will be.

Uni is defnitely an acqured taste, but it's one of my favorites now. The local place serves it as a roll topped with a quail egg.
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I'm a little late replying to this, but I work in Pleasant Hill. I'm gonna have to give this place a try... http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/fo...es/thumbup.gif

If any of you are into sashimi, I highly recommend trying Toro. It's a little pricey in most places, but worth every penny. Toro is the "filet mignon" of tuna, it literally melts in your mouth.

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:xxx

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Love me some sushi and sashimi. I can't bet enough seaweed salad. Luckily there are several good places around here, but the best ever was when I used to do a lot of off shore fishing. We would mix up a jar of wasabi and head out. When we caught the first yellowfin tuna we would just stop fishing and eat like kings for a half hour or so. Nothing like it!!