August 14, 200917 yr I have recently discovered that I like sushi. :clap: Who else eats it? What is your favorite kind? Where do you get yours?
August 14, 200917 yr I like the rolls-spicy tuna is my favorite There are alot of good establishments but I like Hibachi Master on Beechmont in Anderson.
August 14, 200917 yr Oishii Sushi on Bardstown Road in Louisville. They have several different ones I enjoy; the Cardinal Roll (cream cheese, avocado and tuna inside and seared salmon outside) and the Spicy Mary (spicy tuna roll with a spicy sauce and seared tuna outside) are my favorites.
August 14, 200917 yr Love it. And believe it or not, Malone's actually has some good sushi. Tachibana in Lexington is good. Sapporo and Osaka in Louisville are good.
August 14, 200917 yr Yum Yum Roll - (Spicy Crab) Spicy Tuna Roll Yellowtail Roll Best Yum Yum Roll I've ever had has been at Miyako in Lexington.
August 14, 200917 yr :puke: different strokes for different folks I guess. Same her. Best I can do is a California Roll. My daughter loved sushi until about a month ago when she and her boyfriend got food poisoning from it. She was sick for 2 days. You can't say sushi around her now, without her turning green.
August 14, 200917 yr Author Yum Yum Roll - (Spicy Crab) Spicy Tuna Roll Yellowtail Roll Best Yum Yum Roll I've ever had has been at Miyako in Lexington. There is now a Miyako in NKY. Behind Chipotle (across from The Drawbridge). Love the Shrimp Tempura with extra eel sauce!
August 14, 200917 yr As my good friend from California said you're not eating sushi if you don't live close to the coast.
August 15, 200917 yr Sushi is best used as bait, IMO. I want now part of it (of course, I have suffered form eColi food poisoning and it was not a good experience).
August 15, 200917 yr Author I used to be scared of it too. Then I realized that not all sushi is RAW. I love shrimp, rice and avocado is not too bad. So I tried it and loved it.
August 15, 200917 yr Love it. And believe it or not, Malone's actually has some good sushi. Tachibana in Lexington is good. Sapporo and Osaka in Louisville are good. I've had it at Harry's, not bad. But to someone who as a young child used to eat raw oysters and clams fresh off the Chincoteague docks, most sushi doesn't seem real "seafoody", if there is such an adjective.
August 15, 200917 yr Love it. Locally I like spicy tuna, (the grocery store type) But if you are ever in Utah , Park City, go to the Blind Dog and they have some of the best sushi ever. Specialties that are out of this world. Nothing common. Every time I go they have something new I love.:banana: In Cincinnati, Mount Adams Fish House is pretty awesome.
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