Looks like about $35's worth here in Japan

How is the lack of plate relevant either?

It’s a lovely looking meal he spent time and effort on - I just think it’s tame as heck that people just leave that we want plates blurp instead of something constructive.

None of this requires utensils, doesn’t matter.

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I want one

Does in-n-out serve their burgers on plates? Just curious.

You are having a laugh if you think you can get all this for $35-$40. That's coming from someone who lives near Vancouver.

7 rolls & 6 pieces of nigiri.

Nigiri ~$2 a piece on the cheap end, so $12.

6 rolls are gonna be at minimum $6 each so that's $36 right there. Plus the edamame is another $5 added on, so $53+ taxes and such, it's gonna be $60+ easily. This is all on the low end, I can't say I've ever seen a sushi place with rolls cheaper than $4.99 and often you're sacrificing quality at that point.

However if you have a sushi place you know of that would allow me to get this much for $40 or less please do share, they'll appreciate how much extra business they get from it.

what's the pile of white stuff on the left? I've gotten that with sushi before and I didn't like it

Me too, brother, me too...

I have the feeling that it tastes like paradise!

I'm glad we are at the top of the food chain

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Somewhat agreed. I am somewhat of a nigiri purist but I do enjoy some combination rolls. The sauce shouldn’t be so much that a dab of soy sauce goes unnoticed — or that I have to forego the soy sauce altogether.

Wow love it!

I would devour that

That’d be around $60 after tip at my local joint, with the cash discount.

🙋

Imagine being so confident about something so fucking wrong and stupid.

That bun game is amazing. Did you make your own dough?

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Gimme

You know farm raised is safer than wild caught right?

Pretty sure I could eat all that by myself...

Fish farming is destroying the wild salmon stocks on the British Columbia coast. I am not a hardcore environmentalist. This is just pretty much common knowledge here

Wild salmon. Do not support fish farming

The fat stripes on that salmon Tell you that it's farmed salmon. I'm not touching that with a 10-ft pole. The only reason it's even pink is the food coloring they put in the fish food.