Andrew: Actually I used the word "sushi" a little loosely. I'm a vegan so I prefer maki which I have made with avocado or cucumber (vegetarian sushi). It is very good. Also there is one called inari which is a deep-fried tofu "bag" filled with sushi rice.
Pamela: *LOL*
Borut: I actually loved "sushi" before I discovered haiku.
Floots: Thanks. :-)
John: Thank you.
David: Thank you for your kind words. Our vacation is almost over but we'll cherish the remaining few days. Thanks again.
Alok: :-) See my comments to Andrew.
GZ: For sure!
Polona: Right, now sake is something else I like that I've found few non-Japanese like. I wonder why?
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteyou're braver than me - :)
ReplyDeleteI'd have to sip saki in order to face sushi
ReplyDeleteSome people, it seems to me, will never make the next step - get from Japanese haiku to sushi and sake. A conservative eater press!
ReplyDeletelove the sound of the idea and the words
ReplyDelete(but i'm with pamela if faced with the reality) :)
I come to be thankful to you for the work that you have developed in yours blogue and to desire good vacations to you.
ReplyDeleteI am just too averse to sushi .... i might be dead than eat it some day :) i agree wid andrew u r brave!!!
ReplyDeletealok
tantalizing!
ReplyDeletei wouldn't mind trying sushi, with or without sake (but preferably with)
ReplyDeleteAurora: Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAndrew: Actually I used the word "sushi" a little loosely. I'm a vegan so I prefer maki which I have made with avocado or cucumber (vegetarian sushi). It is very good. Also there is one called inari which is a deep-fried tofu "bag" filled with sushi rice.
Pamela: *LOL*
Borut: I actually loved "sushi" before I discovered haiku.
Floots: Thanks. :-)
John: Thank you.
David: Thank you for your kind words. Our vacation is almost over but we'll cherish the remaining few days. Thanks again.
Alok: :-) See my comments to Andrew.
GZ: For sure!
Polona: Right, now sake is something else I like that I've found few non-Japanese like. I wonder why?