How to eat sushi: do’s and don’t (for beginners and more)

Posted on March 14, 2012 | 4 Comments

I must admit, I do some of these Don’t now. For example, I also think adding wasabi in your soy sauce is preferable if you want a bit of the power of wasabi, but not alot. Otherwise, these are good to know.

Found here.

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4 responses to “How to eat sushi: do’s and don’t (for beginners and more)”

  1. J.MacDonald | March 14, 2012 at 9:23 pm | Reply

    This is helpful!
    Although I’ve enjoyed sushi rolls (at home), for quite a few years now,
    I’ve only just recently started eating out at Japanese restaurants, so this is very helpful insofar as etiquette goes. : )
    Just one question….Is it okay to ask the server for a spoon, (for miso soup), or should I just drink it out of the bowl?

  2. smartpeopleiknow | March 16, 2012 at 9:53 am | Reply

    Also, thanks to Oscar Gonzalez (@notagrouch on twitter) for this!

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