Sushi enl lonely planet

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Här är hur man äter sushi enl de:

Most top-end sushi chefs will serve their sushi omakase style, which just means you leave it to them and they will select, prepare and serve your sushi as they see fit. Don’t kick back and relax just yet, though – there are some etiquette rules to abide by. Firstly, when your fresh piece of sushi is placed in front of you, pick it up with your hands, not chopsticks, and don’t dip it in soy sauce or ask for any extra wasabi. The chef has seasoned the offering, so it is something of an insult to modify the flavour. Between courses it’s fine to use chopsticks to pick up pickled ginger and the oshibori (hand towel) to clean your fingers.

Take your time and interact with the chef; it’s such an intimate setting and a perfect opportunity to learn more about this ancient culinary artform. Remember to pay attention to the rice as well as the fish. Sushi masters spend years perfecting their rice and consider it as important as all the other ingredients. Soak it all in – the tradition, the skill, the respect, the service, all amounting to the quintessential Japanese dining experience.