Sushi

[Adrenaline]

When I first started eating Japanese food, my favourite dish was sashimi, followed by sushi, and maki rolls, but now I like maki rolls more than sashimi.

 

[Powershot]

I love it! But I've had grocery store sushi once, that was enough.

 

[RAWD]

i know the process of converting sushi to fast food status is on the way.

On the way? It's here! Bento Nouveau?

Sushi has be bastardized by North American culture. Same with Korean grills. The stuff we see is usually low quality cuts and poorly seasoned. And yeah, also mostly run by the chinese.

 

[Roamin' Bee]

Pretty much all Asian women love sushi, it doesn't matter if they're Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, or Philipino. Non-Asian women love sushi too but not to the same extent as Asian women, so when I find a non-Asian woman that loves sushi as much as me I just have to take her out for sushi, assuming that she's attractive and fit.

+1. I love the way they hold their chopsticks... LOL!

 

[porcelianprincess]

Sushi - Kaji Sushi (860 Queensway), Hiro (171 King St East), Ki (for the Gwei Lo, BCE Place)

Pho - Pho 88 (Spadina location is great; Yonge ST. location sucks ass; if at Spadina, chat up Michelle, the boss lady), Golden Turtle (Ossington) or Hanoi 3 Seasons (Queen East; you MUST try their fried clam appetizer!!!). Hanoi is my fave. Chef is a bona fide Viet grandma. Soup is the real thing, and no MSG.

Thai - Salad King (Gould at Yonge), Bankok Garden (18 Elm), Golden thai (Church)

Bon Appetit!

Thank you! I will have to try ALL of them. i have been to the pho88 on yonge and agree that it blows balls lol. I have found that most pho places here either use thicker noodles or the broth is bland.

I love authentic thai, I have been on the hunt for a yellow curry but no where that I go seems to serve it

 

[RAWD]

The Pho 88 on Spadina offers both fresh and dry noodles, depending upon your preference.

I'm still looking for someone to accompany me to Kaiseki Hashimoto East.

www.kaiseki.ca