You’re Eating Sushi WRONG

#shorts #sushi #foodhacks

[nativewombat]

You gotta be suspicious when someone who isn’t Japanese is telling you just how you better eat sushi lol

[DG]

I’m scared that people DONT eat sushi in one bite

[bonk]

if the sushi ends up in your stomach, u probably did it right

[sumikokamado]

The chopsticks: "YoU bEtRaYeD mE"

[wantedwario]

A general rule is that even if you don't follow all local mannerisms, most people won't care because they will just see you as funny foreigner anyways.

[theholyknight]

This guy takes Japanese culture more seriously than Japanese people

[kaimanahealy]

I'm not sure about the mixing soy sauce and wasabi together, I have ALL LOT of japanese friends who do that... Just wondering if it is bad table manners if anyone could tell me that would be nice 🙂

[garlicbread]

"You can eat with yout hands"
Agressively fists ramen bowl

[fatmat]

If I paid for it, I will eat it the way I like it. Now if I was a guest in a Japanese home, that would be another story.

[chessmaster]

I understand the palette importance but adding ginger to your sushi makes it so much better

[Kyo___]

I like how he says sauce. “Dip it in the SOS”

[nayanagadhadra]

"it's totally culture appropriate"

Literally breaks the chopsticks,
me- 👁👄👁

[SuSurfingTheInternet]

A Japanese sushi chef actually said in an interview that you can eat however you want just enjoy the sushi. You can follow these standard rules if you wish

[Kitsunegami]

1: thats because it is also disrespectful to the one who made it, because you are destroying too much of the process.

2: i mean you can, but no one does that. its common to just add it to the in between of the fish and rice.

3: you want to avoid the rice to becomming soggy, the rice is mostly supposed to be eaten dry, while only the fish contains soy sauce.

4: this is somewhat wrong, while ginger is for cleaning palate (and to brush soy sauce in some types of sushi) there is some exceptions to this "never pair ginger with sushi" part.

5: yes this is true hands can be used and are prefered for some types of sushi culturally.

[bqjffrk]

At a sushi restaurant the waiter literally brought us forks for sushi 💀

[sofiaperalta]

i’m korean and my aunt (japanese) owns a sushi restaurant. she brings my family sushi on the holidays and i can assure you, it doesn’t matter how you eat it. she’s actually the one who taught me to eat ginger with the sushi

[jvpppvl]

Or, just do whatever makes sense to you. You pay for the food, enjoy as you wish. Now if you're at a Japanese grandma's house, then yes, follow tradition.

[adastra]

Dear person who ate their sushi with a fork,

I am living in your walls

[Vengeance]

What next, he's gonna tell me to eat pizza starting from the crust

[Ash_Wen-li]

2. You can mix your soy sauce and wasabi in casual settings. Just don't do it at a sushi bar in front of the chef
3. You don't dunk it rice side down because the rice absorbs too much soy sauce. Plus the rice is seasoned already. It's the fish you want to season with the soy sauce
4. The entire point of sushi is to enjoy the taste of the fish and seasoned rice. Eating it with ginger (which is meant to cleanse your palette anyway) completely kills any subtle flavours and textures