Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
I will only eat sushi from very specific places. No california rolls. No avocado.
Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
The range in sushi is huge. You have meals for 400-500 per person (or even more) to all you can eat for 19.
I do not require high end omakase, although I love it. But I generally do not eat pre-made sushi in any shape or form. Once in a blue moon I might grab a shrimp tempura roll from Whole Foods.
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Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
The range in sushi is huge. You have meals for 400-500 per person (or even more) to all you can eat for 19.
I do not require high end omakase, although I love it. But I generally do not eat pre-made sushi in any shape or form. Once in a blue moon I might grab a shrimp tempura roll from Whole Foods.
I actually am OK with garbage rolls at this point....so long as they are a Wegmans or something cheap that doesn't represent itself as anything it is not. My chief gripe is places that pretend that have bomb sushi and their sashimi makes me pass just on sight. I used to not even go to those places and only do high end. Now, having a kid, I can just accept shitty rice and average fish to below average fish, if I am just having lunch.
Have had some meals with folks here where the sushi was to die for. I'd argue as good as any in America. However, I've not been to the source and I know you've got that experience.
Pizza is greatly varied, although not as much in cost. We ordered 6 large pies for my kids birthday party and it was $100. It was not a fancy place but average. Average in NJ means in CA for a delivery place it would rule.
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(I also adjusted away from almost strictly no-rice options as part of the omakase.) I enjoyed it more having high standards, but I didn't have kids around then and didn't care too much about the cost.
Kids do love pizza, though! (Back to pizza talk on the pizza thread!)
Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
The range in sushi is huge. You have meals for 400-500 per person (or even more) to all you can eat for 19.
I do not require high end omakase, although I love it. But I generally do not eat pre-made sushi in any shape or form. Once in a blue moon I might grab a shrimp tempura roll from Whole Foods.
I actually am OK with garbage rolls at this point....so long as they are a Wegmans or something cheap that doesn't represent itself as anything it is not. My chief gripe is places that pretend that have bomb sushi and their sashimi makes me pass just on sight. I used to not even go to those places and only do high end. Now, having a kid, I can just accept shitty rice and average fish to below average fish, if I am just having lunch.
Have had some meals with folks here where the sushi was to die for. I'd argue as good as any in America. However, I've not been to the source and I know you've got that experience.
Pizza is greatly varied, although not as much in cost. We ordered 6 large pies for my kids birthday party and it was $100. It was not a fancy place but average. Average in NJ means in CA for a delivery place it would rule.
Well here is the situation. My wife is Japanese. My kids were raised Japanese, they speak and write fluently. Great grandma and Great grandpa owned a sushi store ironically serving pre-made sushi to commuters. I have been to Tsukiji 18 times. I live in New York and was fortunate to dine many times at Yasuda when he was at the top of his game. Once you get to that level, it is hard to grab cold sushi rice out of a cooler. I won't pay $500 for sushi (although I might for real wagyu) but I am lucky that I have a local place that makes a killer sushi deluxe for about $65.
Pizza is a whole different story. I grew up in CT. I had Pepe's and Sally's before I was ten. I also love greek pies with the sweeter sauce, cooked in a deeper pan, and cut in squares. Whenever I travel through CT I get one to bring home. Weighs like 5 pounds LOL. College probably ruined me for pizza. Almost anything tastes good after ten beers and a bong hit.
And you are lucky. Pies are $20 up here for a plain cheese. Birthday parties always cost me $200.
Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
The range in sushi is huge. You have meals for 400-500 per person (or even more) to all you can eat for 19.
I do not require high end omakase, although I love it. But I generally do not eat pre-made sushi in any shape or form. Once in a blue moon I might grab a shrimp tempura roll from Whole Foods.
I actually am OK with garbage rolls at this point....so long as they are a Wegmans or something cheap that doesn't represent itself as anything it is not. My chief gripe is places that pretend that have bomb sushi and their sashimi makes me pass just on sight. I used to not even go to those places and only do high end. Now, having a kid, I can just accept shitty rice and average fish to below average fish, if I am just having lunch.
Have had some meals with folks here where the sushi was to die for. I'd argue as good as any in America. However, I've not been to the source and I know you've got that experience.
Pizza is greatly varied, although not as much in cost. We ordered 6 large pies for my kids birthday party and it was $100. It was not a fancy place but average. Average in NJ means in CA for a delivery place it would rule.
Well here is the situation. My wife is Japanese. My kids were raised Japanese, they speak and write fluently. Great grandma and Great grandpa owned a sushi store ironically serving pre-made sushi to commuters. I have been to Tsukiji 18 times. I live in New York and was fortunate to dine many times at Yasuda when he was at the top of his game. Once you get to that level, it is hard to grab cold sushi rice out of a cooler. I won't pay $500 for sushi (although I might for real wagyu) but I am lucky that I have a local place that makes a killer sushi deluxe for about $65.
Pizza is a whole different story. I grew up in CT. I had Pepe's and Sally's before I was ten. I also love greek pies with the sweeter sauce, cooked in a deeper pan, and cut in squares. Whenever I travel through CT I get one to bring home. Weighs like 5 pounds LOL. College probably ruined me for pizza. Almost anything tastes good after ten beers and a bong hit.
And you are lucky. Pies are $20 up here for a plain cheese. Birthday parties always cost me $200.
Can you post a picture of the Greek pies please??
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Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
I will only eat sushi from very specific places. No california rolls. No avocado.
I get it then. After reading your family history. Thanks for explaining.
I won't eat sushi from a Wegmans or an airport. I like to see the fish in the coolers and like I said I have been very fortunate in my travels and sushi places. There was a place in AZ that I was really cautious of trying but very glad that I did. I chatted w the owner about his fish and the freshness. He had it flown in from Cali. I'm a big fan of tako su and do let the chef make what they'd like sometimes (omakase).
Not sure why avocado is a no go? About the only thing I won't have on sushi is Marlin. I had it once but felt guilty afterwards.
Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
I will only eat sushi from very specific places. No california rolls. No avocado.
I get it then. After reading your family history. Thanks for explaining.
I won't eat sushi from a Wegmans or an airport. I like to see the fish in the coolers and like I said I have been very fortunate in my travels and sushi places. There was a place in AZ that I was really cautious of trying but very glad that I did. I chatted w the owner about his fish and the freshness. He had it flown in from Cali. I'm a big fan of tako su and do let the chef make what they'd like sometimes (omakase).
Not sure why avocado is a no go? About the only thing I won't have on sushi is Marlin. I had it once but felt guilty afterwards.
There was no avocado in Japan. It is an American adaptation. Yeah I have had whale and horse in Japan. Conflicting moral issues but I always give respect to my host. Whale was very fishy and the horse tasted like a good wallet smells LOL.
Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
I will only eat sushi from very specific places. No california rolls. No avocado.
I get it then. After reading your family history. Thanks for explaining.
I won't eat sushi from a Wegmans or an airport. I like to see the fish in the coolers and like I said I have been very fortunate in my travels and sushi places. There was a place in AZ that I was really cautious of trying but very glad that I did. I chatted w the owner about his fish and the freshness. He had it flown in from Cali. I'm a big fan of tako su and do let the chef make what they'd like sometimes (omakase).
Not sure why avocado is a no go? About the only thing I won't have on sushi is Marlin. I had it once but felt guilty afterwards.
There was no avocado in Japan. It is an American adaptation. Yeah I have had whale and horse in Japan. Conflicting moral issues but I always give respect to my host. Whale was very fishy and the horse tasted like a good wallet smells LOL.
Ahhh got it. Whale and horse i would take a pass on. I might have to change my mind on tako also. That Octopus Teacher movie really got me...
Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
I will only eat sushi from very specific places. No california rolls. No avocado.
I get it then. After reading your family history. Thanks for explaining.
I won't eat sushi from a Wegmans or an airport. I like to see the fish in the coolers and like I said I have been very fortunate in my travels and sushi places. There was a place in AZ that I was really cautious of trying but very glad that I did. I chatted w the owner about his fish and the freshness. He had it flown in from Cali. I'm a big fan of tako su and do let the chef make what they'd like sometimes (omakase).
Not sure why avocado is a no go? About the only thing I won't have on sushi is Marlin. I had it once but felt guilty afterwards.
There was no avocado in Japan. It is an American adaptation. Yeah I have had whale and horse in Japan. Conflicting moral issues but I always give respect to my host. Whale was very fishy and the horse tasted like a good wallet smells LOL.
Ahhh got it. Whale and horse i would take a pass on. I might have to change my mind on tako also. That Octopus Teacher movie really got me...
Not even the strangest thing I have been served. Look up Sirako.
Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
The range in sushi is huge. You have meals for 400-500 per person (or even more) to all you can eat for 19.
I do not require high end omakase, although I love it. But I generally do not eat pre-made sushi in any shape or form. Once in a blue moon I might grab a shrimp tempura roll from Whole Foods.
I actually am OK with garbage rolls at this point....so long as they are a Wegmans or something cheap that doesn't represent itself as anything it is not. My chief gripe is places that pretend that have bomb sushi and their sashimi makes me pass just on sight. I used to not even go to those places and only do high end. Now, having a kid, I can just accept shitty rice and average fish to below average fish, if I am just having lunch.
Have had some meals with folks here where the sushi was to die for. I'd argue as good as any in America. However, I've not been to the source and I know you've got that experience.
Pizza is greatly varied, although not as much in cost. We ordered 6 large pies for my kids birthday party and it was $100. It was not a fancy place but average. Average in NJ means in CA for a delivery place it would rule.
Well here is the situation. My wife is Japanese. My kids were raised Japanese, they speak and write fluently. Great grandma and Great grandpa owned a sushi store ironically serving pre-made sushi to commuters. I have been to Tsukiji 18 times. I live in New York and was fortunate to dine many times at Yasuda when he was at the top of his game. Once you get to that level, it is hard to grab cold sushi rice out of a cooler. I won't pay $500 for sushi (although I might for real wagyu) but I am lucky that I have a local place that makes a killer sushi deluxe for about $65.
Pizza is a whole different story. I grew up in CT. I had Pepe's and Sally's before I was ten. I also love greek pies with the sweeter sauce, cooked in a deeper pan, and cut in squares. Whenever I travel through CT I get one to bring home. Weighs like 5 pounds LOL. College probably ruined me for pizza. Almost anything tastes good after ten beers and a bong hit.
And you are lucky. Pies are $20 up here for a plain cheese. Birthday parties always cost me $200.
Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
The range in sushi is huge. You have meals for 400-500 per person (or even more) to all you can eat for 19.
I do not require high end omakase, although I love it. But I generally do not eat pre-made sushi in any shape or form. Once in a blue moon I might grab a shrimp tempura roll from Whole Foods.
I actually am OK with garbage rolls at this point....so long as they are a Wegmans or something cheap that doesn't represent itself as anything it is not. My chief gripe is places that pretend that have bomb sushi and their sashimi makes me pass just on sight. I used to not even go to those places and only do high end. Now, having a kid, I can just accept shitty rice and average fish to below average fish, if I am just having lunch.
Have had some meals with folks here where the sushi was to die for. I'd argue as good as any in America. However, I've not been to the source and I know you've got that experience.
Pizza is greatly varied, although not as much in cost. We ordered 6 large pies for my kids birthday party and it was $100. It was not a fancy place but average. Average in NJ means in CA for a delivery place it would rule.
Well here is the situation. My wife is Japanese. My kids were raised Japanese, they speak and write fluently. Great grandma and Great grandpa owned a sushi store ironically serving pre-made sushi to commuters. I have been to Tsukiji 18 times. I live in New York and was fortunate to dine many times at Yasuda when he was at the top of his game. Once you get to that level, it is hard to grab cold sushi rice out of a cooler. I won't pay $500 for sushi (although I might for real wagyu) but I am lucky that I have a local place that makes a killer sushi deluxe for about $65.
Pizza is a whole different story. I grew up in CT. I had Pepe's and Sally's before I was ten. I also love greek pies with the sweeter sauce, cooked in a deeper pan, and cut in squares. Whenever I travel through CT I get one to bring home. Weighs like 5 pounds LOL. College probably ruined me for pizza. Almost anything tastes good after ten beers and a bong hit.
And you are lucky. Pies are $20 up here for a plain cheese. Birthday parties always cost me $200.
Wow, 18 times. That is badass.
I am quite fortunate. Never seen Paris, Madrid, Copenhagen, Amsterdam or Prague. But I have experienced the best Japan has to offer. Is a family thing.
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Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
The range in sushi is huge. You have meals for 400-500 per person (or even more) to all you can eat for 19.
I do not require high end omakase, although I love it. But I generally do not eat pre-made sushi in any shape or form. Once in a blue moon I might grab a shrimp tempura roll from Whole Foods.
I actually am OK with garbage rolls at this point....so long as they are a Wegmans or something cheap that doesn't represent itself as anything it is not. My chief gripe is places that pretend that have bomb sushi and their sashimi makes me pass just on sight. I used to not even go to those places and only do high end. Now, having a kid, I can just accept shitty rice and average fish to below average fish, if I am just having lunch.
Have had some meals with folks here where the sushi was to die for. I'd argue as good as any in America. However, I've not been to the source and I know you've got that experience.
Pizza is greatly varied, although not as much in cost. We ordered 6 large pies for my kids birthday party and it was $100. It was not a fancy place but average. Average in NJ means in CA for a delivery place it would rule.
Well here is the situation. My wife is Japanese. My kids were raised Japanese, they speak and write fluently. Great grandma and Great grandpa owned a sushi store ironically serving pre-made sushi to commuters. I have been to Tsukiji 18 times. I live in New York and was fortunate to dine many times at Yasuda when he was at the top of his game. Once you get to that level, it is hard to grab cold sushi rice out of a cooler. I won't pay $500 for sushi (although I might for real wagyu) but I am lucky that I have a local place that makes a killer sushi deluxe for about $65.
Pizza is a whole different story. I grew up in CT. I had Pepe's and Sally's before I was ten. I also love greek pies with the sweeter sauce, cooked in a deeper pan, and cut in squares. Whenever I travel through CT I get one to bring home. Weighs like 5 pounds LOL. College probably ruined me for pizza. Almost anything tastes good after ten beers and a bong hit.
And you are lucky. Pies are $20 up here for a plain cheese. Birthday parties always cost me $200.
Wow, 18 times. That is badass.
I am quite fortunate. Never seen Paris, Madrid, Copenhagen, Amsterdam or Prague. But I have experienced the best Japan has to offer. Is a family thing.
Eat whatever you like on your pizza. I cringe when my daughter orders BBQ chicken, bacon ranch, or chicken marsala pizza. But really, small things, it's just pizza. Go crazy.
No. You have to have pizza snobs. BBQ chicken on a pizza is not a pizza anymore, tsk tsk. lol
I enjoy giving people hell about pizza toppings, it makes for a fun ribbing and convo.
Eh I am a sushi snob. But pizza, go crazy. I had a cheesesteak pizza once. It was good. Needed ranch LOL. And PS I grew up in CT which has the best pizza on the planet.
So you're delusional too, that's ok, lol.
How can one be a sushi snob? I have never had poor sushi. I will admit I don't care for eel sauce and the other stuff they top them with.
The range in sushi is huge. You have meals for 400-500 per person (or even more) to all you can eat for 19.
I do not require high end omakase, although I love it. But I generally do not eat pre-made sushi in any shape or form. Once in a blue moon I might grab a shrimp tempura roll from Whole Foods.
I actually am OK with garbage rolls at this point....so long as they are a Wegmans or something cheap that doesn't represent itself as anything it is not. My chief gripe is places that pretend that have bomb sushi and their sashimi makes me pass just on sight. I used to not even go to those places and only do high end. Now, having a kid, I can just accept shitty rice and average fish to below average fish, if I am just having lunch.
Have had some meals with folks here where the sushi was to die for. I'd argue as good as any in America. However, I've not been to the source and I know you've got that experience.
Pizza is greatly varied, although not as much in cost. We ordered 6 large pies for my kids birthday party and it was $100. It was not a fancy place but average. Average in NJ means in CA for a delivery place it would rule.
Well here is the situation. My wife is Japanese. My kids were raised Japanese, they speak and write fluently. Great grandma and Great grandpa owned a sushi store ironically serving pre-made sushi to commuters. I have been to Tsukiji 18 times. I live in New York and was fortunate to dine many times at Yasuda when he was at the top of his game. Once you get to that level, it is hard to grab cold sushi rice out of a cooler. I won't pay $500 for sushi (although I might for real wagyu) but I am lucky that I have a local place that makes a killer sushi deluxe for about $65.
Pizza is a whole different story. I grew up in CT. I had Pepe's and Sally's before I was ten. I also love greek pies with the sweeter sauce, cooked in a deeper pan, and cut in squares. Whenever I travel through CT I get one to bring home. Weighs like 5 pounds LOL. College probably ruined me for pizza. Almost anything tastes good after ten beers and a bong hit.
And you are lucky. Pies are $20 up here for a plain cheese. Birthday parties always cost me $200.
Wow, 18 times. That is badass.
I am quite fortunate. Never seen Paris, Madrid, Copenhagen, Amsterdam or Prague. But I have experienced the best Japan has to offer. Is a family thing.
One of my bucket list items, for sure.
There's always Oistins in Barbados if you can't make it there.
The pineapple gatekeeping amongst the pizza community - not just in this thread, but everywhere - is absolutely obnoxious.
I think it's hilarious. Love grossing them out.
Put whatever you want on pizza. It's like the ketchup thing on hot dogs. I like ketchup on hot dogs. Ketchup, mustard, relish and onions. A New England thing.
The pineapple gatekeeping amongst the pizza community - not just in this thread, but everywhere - is absolutely obnoxious.
I think it's hilarious. Love grossing them out.
Put whatever you want on pizza. It's like the ketchup thing on hot dogs. I like ketchup on hot dogs. Ketchup, mustard, relish and onions. A New England thing.
I was heavily shamed when I said I grew up having ketchup on hot dogs. all the american baseball purists were like "MUSTARD ONLY!" or whatever it was. kinda funny.
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I will only eat sushi from very specific places. No california rolls. No avocado.
I do not require high end omakase, although I love it. But I generally do not eat pre-made sushi in any shape or form. Once in a blue moon I might grab a shrimp tempura roll from Whole Foods.
My chief gripe is places that pretend that have bomb sushi and their sashimi makes me pass just on sight. I used to not even go to those places and only do high end. Now, having a kid, I can just accept shitty rice and average fish to below average fish, if I am just having lunch.
Have had some meals with folks here where the sushi was to die for. I'd argue as good as any in America. However, I've not been to the source and I know you've got that experience.
Pizza is greatly varied, although not as much in cost. We ordered 6 large pies for my kids birthday party and it was $100. It was not a fancy place but average. Average in NJ means in CA for a delivery place it would rule.
Kids do love pizza, though! (Back to pizza talk on the pizza thread!)
Well here is the situation. My wife is Japanese. My kids were raised Japanese, they speak and write fluently. Great grandma and Great grandpa owned a sushi store ironically serving pre-made sushi to commuters. I have been to Tsukiji 18 times. I live in New York and was fortunate to dine many times at Yasuda when he was at the top of his game. Once you get to that level, it is hard to grab cold sushi rice out of a cooler. I won't pay $500 for sushi (although I might for real wagyu) but I am lucky that I have a local place that makes a killer sushi deluxe for about $65.
Pizza is a whole different story. I grew up in CT. I had Pepe's and Sally's before I was ten. I also love greek pies with the sweeter sauce, cooked in a deeper pan, and cut in squares. Whenever I travel through CT I get one to bring home. Weighs like 5 pounds LOL. College probably ruined me for pizza. Almost anything tastes good after ten beers and a bong hit.
And you are lucky. Pies are $20 up here for a plain cheese. Birthday parties always cost me $200.
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I won't eat sushi from a Wegmans or an airport. I like to see the fish in the coolers and like I said I have been very fortunate in my travels and sushi places. There was a place in AZ that I was really cautious of trying but very glad that I did. I chatted w the owner about his fish and the freshness. He had it flown in from Cali. I'm a big fan of tako su and do let the chef make what they'd like sometimes (omakase).
Not sure why avocado is a no go? About the only thing I won't have on sushi is Marlin. I had it once but felt guilty afterwards.
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Hate to say it, but the middle slices are knife and fork. It is so good.
There was no avocado in Japan. It is an American adaptation. Yeah I have had whale and horse in Japan. Conflicting moral issues but I always give respect to my host. Whale was very fishy and the horse tasted like a good wallet smells LOL.
There is always the option to get greasy! Lots of olive oil!
Not even the strangest thing I have been served. Look up Sirako.
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That is badass.
I am quite fortunate. Never seen Paris, Madrid, Copenhagen, Amsterdam or Prague. But I have experienced the best Japan has to offer. Is a family thing.
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Put whatever you want on pizza. It's like the ketchup thing on hot dogs. I like ketchup on hot dogs. Ketchup, mustard, relish and onions. A New England thing.
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