10-16-2015, 00:17
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Supermarket Sashimi-not a horror story
I've had less than stellar (okay, really bad) supermarket sushi and sashimi both in Asia and the United States. Yet I keep buying it in the hope of finding something amazing at a bargain price compared to the restaurants. Finally, today I struck gold by finding the right Asian supermarket.
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10-16-2015, 07:41
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I feel your pain! The struggle is real. There's a little place back in Memphis that we used to frequent quite often. Of all places, it's a sushi spot tucked inside a gas station. I know that sounds bizarre and crazy, but I swear they make the best sushi! If you ever pass through, you gotta check 'em out.
http://ilovememphisblog.com/2009/12/...i-gas-station/
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10-16-2015, 08:50
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Originally Posted by Divemaster
I've had less than stellar (okay, really bad) supermarket sushi and sashimi both in Asia and the United States. Yet I keep buying it in the hope of finding something amazing at a bargain price compared to the restaurants. Finally, today I struck gold by finding the right Asian supermarket.
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You're a brave man to try grocery store sushi.
(And that beautiful shine is probably chemical preservatives sprayed onto the fish before plating them. Just saying.  )
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10-16-2015, 10:31
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Originally Posted by Team Sergeant
You're a brave man to try grocery store sushi.
(And that beautiful shine is probably chemical preservatives sprayed onto the fish before plating them. Just saying.  )
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Perhaps. But I really think the shine was from the lemon slices I squeezed over the pieces just before the photo. I'm still alive so far.
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10-16-2015, 13:56
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Perhaps. But I really think the shine was from the lemon slices I squeezed over the pieces just before the photo. I'm still alive so far. 
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Try copious amounts of wasabi with the lemons next time....
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10-16-2015, 14:21
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Try copious amounts of wasabi with the lemons next time.... 
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I have a travel tube of wasabi and it, along with soy sauce, was used for about half of the sashimi.
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10-16-2015, 15:06
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I have a travel tube of wasabi and it, along with soy sauce, was used for about half of the sashimi.
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Another enlightened soul. I use Wasabi instead of Hot English mustard on anything requiring relish. Fat white pickled ginger also serves as a great mouth refresher and appetite suppressant.
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10-16-2015, 16:49
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Love the ginger but wasabi taste like kerosene to me. The best sashimi I get is when I go to Cedros Island, Baja California for Yellowtail (Hamachi). Fresh off the boat, it literally melts in your mouth. I quit eating octopus (Tako). After watching them in the wild and in an aquarium, I think they are very intelligent.
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10-16-2015, 22:45
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I quit eating octopus (Tako). After watching them in the wild and in an aquarium, I think they are very intelligent.
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If I stop eating animals that are smarter than me I'll never move up the food chain.
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10-17-2015, 10:50
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If I stop eating animals that are smarter than me I'll never move up the food chain.
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I think that may be one of the reasons women love chocolate......
LMMFAO!!!!! 
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