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Re: Sushi eating competition
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pj, OK, let me ask a question for clarification. Are you wondering if the object of a sushi eating competition is to eat the most sushi? [/ QUOTE ] No. I'm wondering if the object of the competition is to: a) eat the most in a given time period b) eat the most in any time period but a given sitting c) eat the widest variety of sushi regardless of size/quantity per item d) eat at the most places during a given time period e) etc. f) etc. g) etc. You can't just say "it's a sushi eating competition" and expect that to suffice. |
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plz plz plz let rolls be allowed.
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Should rolls be allowed? If so, what is the right piece of roll / nigiri ratio?
For a roll wrapped in fish such as what we call on the east coast a dragon roll or a rainbow roll. One roll equals four nigiri. For a roll wrapped in seaweed one roll should equal three nigiri. How about other items like potstickers? How about Shumai? Can every bottle of Saki equal one roll? I think an East Coast vs West Coast would be kind of neat. |
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Mr Bruiser,
so, yea... this contest be cotesting mucho dinero You could probably pay for all of us to compete and it would not put a dent in your bankroll [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] |
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I think an East Coast vs West Coast would be kind of neat. [/ QUOTE ] Maybe by city or region? I'm in for LA. Sounds like Joker would be down, bet DeezNuts and LFS would be in. -Al |
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[ QUOTE ] I don't understand the general premise of the contest -- is it a who-can-eat-more competition? [/ QUOTE ] There are no losers in a sushi eating competition, but yes, the point is to eat the most sushi. [/ QUOTE ] The only losers, of course, are the fish. |
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plz plz plz let rolls be allowed. [/ QUOTE ] upon discussion with el d, i need to try real sushi first before begging for rolls to be allowed. brb. |
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pj,
Touché, my friend. However, any non-retard should assume from the OP that this is about going to a sushi place and consuming the most pieces in a single sitting (probably with some time limit). |
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pj,
FWIW, I think it's pretty obvious that the object is quantity at a sitting. Widest variety????? All, I'm not usually a sushi snob, but a sushi competition like this is silly. Good sushi is to be savored. This would be like having a caviar eating competition. I absolutely HATE when I've eaten too much sushi, I feel so bloated. Slow and steady wins the race. EDIT: But I would attend the LA edition of this and obviously vote for Sushi Go 55, where they now recognize me because I've gone there like 6 out of the last 10 Saturday nights since y'all suggested it. |
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SF people,
For SF competitors, I recommend Mas Sake for this: http://www.massake.com/ "Join us for Endless Sushi Sundays featuring All You Can Eat Sushi for $20" That is quite good sushi. There used to be a place called Sushi Chardonnay w/ all you can eat, it was the foulest crap around. This place also has all-you-can-eat. I haven't been, looks like reviews are mixed: http://www.sushi-hunter.com/menu1.htm |
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