[roofie liqueur]

Have anyone tried grilled salmon, cream cheese, crunchy, and avocado with white rice?

[midman112]

Originally Posted by roofie liqueur

Have anyone tried grilled salmon, cream cheese, crunchy, and avocado with white rice?

Yeah, it's good. I'm not a big fan of cream cheese in the rolls I get but I'll say that even with the cream cheese the grilled salmon, crunch and avocado really made me not care because it was delicious. I had a really cool roll I had never heard of the other week at the beach. The nori was soaked in a mixture of sriracha and some other stuff they wouldn't tell me, Hamachi, cucumber, carrot, fried rice, with a spicy mayo over the roll. One of the best rolls I have had in a long time.

[roofie liqueur]

Originally Posted by midman112

Yeah, it's good. I'm not a big fan of cream cheese in the rolls I get but I'll say that even with the cream cheese the grilled salmon, crunch and avocado really made me not care because it was delicious. I had a really cool roll I had never heard of the other week at the beach. The nori was soaked in a mixture of sriracha and some other stuff they wouldn't tell me, Hamachi, cucumber, carrot, fried rice, with a spicy mayo over the roll. One of the best rolls I have had in a long time.

Nice.

I had albacore and carrots tossed with ginger miso with avocado roll then topped with spicy kani (crab stick). Very different.

[iiDangerCloseBK]

Alright, I have been eating sushi or several years with my family and I started with California rolls and have worked my way up. I'm wanting to try something adventurous. I don't care if its raw or cooked, just something good? Any good suggestions?

[roofie liqueur]

If you have a whole foods by your house. Try their crunch red dragon roll.

[iiDangerCloseBK]

I do not have any near me.

[DayoftheGreek]

Originally Posted by iiDangerCloseBK

Alright, I have been eating sushi or several years with my family and I started with California rolls and have worked my way up. I'm wanting to try something adventurous. I don't care if its raw or cooked, just something good? Any good suggestions?

Just try everything. There isn't some sushi hierarchy that says only experienced eaters can have certain things. Don't think about how strange the thing you are eating is, just order stuff you haven't tasted before. Simple things include tuna or yellowtail. Eel is great too, as is whatever roe you can find, probably salmon. Grab urchin if you can find it.

Just try new things, especially things unique to each restaurant. One of the more interesting (and also delicious, although not traditional at all) things I've ordered recently is a firecracker roll. Its a california roll topped with crab and scallops wrapped in tinfoil in the shape of a viking boat, soaked in alcohol, and set on fire. It's fantastic.

[FiresofSirius]

Originally Posted by DayoftheGreek

Just try everything. There isn't some sushi hierarchy that says only experienced eaters can have certain things. Don't think about how strange the thing you are eating is, just order stuff you haven't tasted before. Simple things include tuna or yellowtail. Eel is great too, as is whatever roe you can find, probably salmon. Grab urchin if you can find it.

Just try new things, especially things unique to each restaurant. One of the more interesting (and also delicious, although not traditional at all) things I've ordered recently is a firecracker roll. Its a california roll topped with crab and scallops wrapped in tinfoil in the shape of a viking boat, soaked in alcohol, and set on fire. It's fantastic.

Sadly the local sushi bar's Firecracker roll is not as awesome as this one.

[AlienBoy]

Been eating a bunch of sushi lately. Eel, octopus, fish eggs.

Godzilla rolls were one of them but there is a electric belt that has different varietys and you just take a plate off it and eat. One of my favorite was the Vegas which had Freshwater eel, krab, cream cheese and avocado with unagi sauce

[Vegard]

I had sushi for the first time not so long ago, I was surprised how close the raw salmon was in taste to fried salmon.

Not used to the taste yet, but I wouldn't say it was a bad experience.