Cherie admitting she's not a fish fan but willing to try it all anyways. Pushing herself to do scary things such as foreign travel alone and having all the experiences 👏 👏 👏. We all need a friend like Cherie ❤️.
Aww thank you!!! ☺️💕✨ whenever I travel to new countries, I always like to try new things whether I think I’ll like them or not. It’s always a great experience ☺️
Awww this was lovely ❤ Sushi is perhaps my favourite food, and of course authentic Japanese sushi is the absolute best, so it was a good call to go and try it in the "right" place. It tastes very different in each country! I had sushi for the first time in my home country (Italy) when I was in high school, but I guess because I grew up eating raw fish (and lots of raw meat as well) it wasn't particularly shocking to me lol
Aaah yeah that makes sense!! I’m not used to eating raw fish. I think the only raw fish I’ve eaten was poke - which is Hawaiian. But that’s basically it haha.
The "red fish" you liked was tuna. Everybody usually loves that! It was great you went to Japan solo, and filmed your first real sushi experience! Congrats!
The last one is actually tuna too, a shredded one. The red chunk was tuna as well. The second to the last that looked like Dragonballs is ‘ikura’, which is salmon eggs. It’s one of my faves.
That was a great video; I'm glad you tried sushi and enjoyed it for the most part. The dark red one was tuna. That and salmon (the orange fish) are probably the most commonly liked ones. I'm a big fan of sushi, and the assortment plate you got looked soooo good! I've had every piece that was on there except for the egg. That one that you were nervous to try that had the little popping balls on it is called roe, which is fish eggs. That's actually one of my favourites. Other than tuna, salmon, and shrimp, I would also suggest some rolls. I usually get a rainbow roll; those have an assortment of stuff going on and a variety of fish. I also like charashi bowls; that's an assortment of fish on top of a bowl of rice. Ooh, some places will also have crab. Those are really good. There's also spicy crab that's really good too. It's shredded and can be served as a salad or on rice like sushi. I also like ika salad, which is squid salad. There's so many good ones and so much to try. I really hope you try it again. Now that you've had sushi in Japan, now you can try ones in the US. I've noticed that sushi places here sometime cater to the American pallet, but there are still some ones to watch out for. Also, fair warning, if you get a pile of pink stuff next to the green wasabi, that's ginger. To me, it's nasty and tastes like straight-up soap, but it's made to cleanse your pallet between sushi. I just stick with water, soda, or tea to cleanse my pallet, though. lol
Woah thank you so much for all of the tips and suggestions!! I really appreciate it ☺️✨ I definitely want to delve more into the sushi world because I did actually enjoy it more than I expected to 😁
@Cherie Moore no problem, and you're very welcome. 🙂 There's also all you can sushi restaurants for a flat price so you can try different kinds and not break the bank. lol I'm really glad you enjoyed it and hope you find others you like. The first time I had sushi was at a restaurant in Florida. It was totally decked out Japanese so much that everyone had to take their shoes off upon entry, you walked over a coy pond, *and* the booths were designed to look like you were sitting on the floor like in a Japanese house. That's the closest to Japan I've gotten. lol
Congratulations on your first sushi challenge! Here is my guess for each sushi in the "Recommended quintet". the first orange colored one - maybe salmon second one - maybeee sea bass third - definitely sweet shrimp! fourth, which looks harmless - maybe squid fifth - maybe tuna sixth - egggggg! it is a Japanese egg roll seventh - Salmon roe sushi the last - maybeee negitoro. it is kind of minced raw tuna!
When I was in Japan I had sushi for the first time but it wasn't at a proper restaurant, it was at a party at my share house with homemade sushi.. sort of a buffet. With lots of alcohol. I got sick and didn't eat sushi again until I moved back to the US. Now I love it. It's so delicious. I could have been eating cheap delicious sushi all the time when I was in Japan but now I can only eat expensive 2nd rate American sushi. My reaction was a lot like yours when I had it at a restaurant for the first time. Wasabi is a must. Sushi without wasabi is like a hamburger without ketchup. I don't know what a normal portion is either but in America the cheapest sushi dish is about $20.00 where I live so I go with $25.00 and figure that's enough for me because I don't want to spend more. OH. THAT'S WHAT MADE ME SICK - THOSE ROUND PELLET THINGIES.
Yeah I feel like after sushi in Japan, any other sushi I will eat won’t be as good haha. Bc I had the real stuff in Japan. I definitely want to eat more sushi though 😋 so we’ll see!! I’ve also heard Korea has good sushi too, and I’m based there, so hopefully I’ll get great stuff there 😁
The egg ones is called "Tamago." They are usually made with a little bit of sugar in it as well as some mirin (rice wine). I tend to make "dashi maki" for my family which is pretty much what you just ate.
You didn't like squid, normally it's more tough, and octopus is a bit of miss, sometimes it's softer but normally a bit tough. Also you don't like the eggs called ikura and the minced tuna (the pink mushy one that was the last one). You'll probably like the normal tuna as you liked that one the dark red one, and the different levels of tuna, normal, and middle fatty tuna, and fatty tuna. I love everything but uni (sea urchin).
There's no one way to eat sushi, but I can't imagine eating it without soy sauce and wasabi with each bite. The funniest part is the sushi you hated the most--the squid one and the roe one--is what I like most! Good job trying this out!
Oh haha that’s funny 😆 but I agree with you on the soy sauce and wasabi comment you made! I definitely agree! Having each bite with soy sauce and wasabi was perfection! 🤩🤤
I've had 🍣 only one time in my 42 years and definitely do not like it 😰 though perhaps it may be better in its country of origin 🤔 Alaskan Cod is the only fish or sea food I like... Definitely applaud your choice to wait until you could try it and it's country of origin.
girl you went so far to japan to eat sushi but you had to come to some random crowded general eatery? prolly prepared by machine or even worse, random guy where you don't know where's his hands has been... and expect to get good sushi, come on? go to real specialized sushi shop, prepared by certified master, they're place are small and neat, a wee bit expensive sure, but you'll never go eat cheap sushi ever again.
Honestly, I really don’t mind going to random crowded general places for things like sushi. I like simple things and I was also on a budget when I went to Japan. I enjoyed myself a lot, and that’s all that’s important, right? ☺️
Cherie admitting she's not a fish fan but willing to try it all anyways. Pushing herself to do scary things such as foreign travel alone and having all the experiences 👏 👏 👏. We all need a friend like Cherie ❤️.
Aww thank you!!! ☺️💕✨ whenever I travel to new countries, I always like to try new things whether I think I’ll like them or not. It’s always a great experience ☺️
Yay sushi video!! Definitely gonna watch this later today. 🍣❤🍣
Awww this was lovely ❤ Sushi is perhaps my favourite food, and of course authentic Japanese sushi is the absolute best, so it was a good call to go and try it in the "right" place. It tastes very different in each country! I had sushi for the first time in my home country (Italy) when I was in high school, but I guess because I grew up eating raw fish (and lots of raw meat as well) it wasn't particularly shocking to me lol
Aaah yeah that makes sense!! I’m not used to eating raw fish. I think the only raw fish I’ve eaten was poke - which is Hawaiian. But that’s basically it haha.
The "red fish" you liked was tuna. Everybody usually loves that! It was great you went to Japan solo, and filmed your first real sushi experience! Congrats!
Thank you so much!!! And yeah, the tuna was amazing!! I loved it!! 🤩 I am craving it right now as I respond to this comment haha 😆
@@FlamingMVkeys Yeah, some sushi is so good, it can become addictive! 😂
The last one is actually tuna too, a shredded one. The red chunk was tuna as well. The second to the last that looked like Dragonballs is ‘ikura’, which is salmon eggs. It’s one of my faves.
That was a great video; I'm glad you tried sushi and enjoyed it for the most part. The dark red one was tuna. That and salmon (the orange fish) are probably the most commonly liked ones. I'm a big fan of sushi, and the assortment plate you got looked soooo good! I've had every piece that was on there except for the egg. That one that you were nervous to try that had the little popping balls on it is called roe, which is fish eggs. That's actually one of my favourites. Other than tuna, salmon, and shrimp, I would also suggest some rolls. I usually get a rainbow roll; those have an assortment of stuff going on and a variety of fish. I also like charashi bowls; that's an assortment of fish on top of a bowl of rice. Ooh, some places will also have crab. Those are really good. There's also spicy crab that's really good too. It's shredded and can be served as a salad or on rice like sushi. I also like ika salad, which is squid salad. There's so many good ones and so much to try. I really hope you try it again. Now that you've had sushi in Japan, now you can try ones in the US. I've noticed that sushi places here sometime cater to the American pallet, but there are still some ones to watch out for. Also, fair warning, if you get a pile of pink stuff next to the green wasabi, that's ginger. To me, it's nasty and tastes like straight-up soap, but it's made to cleanse your pallet between sushi. I just stick with water, soda, or tea to cleanse my pallet, though. lol
Woah thank you so much for all of the tips and suggestions!! I really appreciate it ☺️✨ I definitely want to delve more into the sushi world because I did actually enjoy it more than I expected to 😁
@Cherie Moore no problem, and you're very welcome. 🙂 There's also all you can sushi restaurants for a flat price so you can try different kinds and not break the bank. lol I'm really glad you enjoyed it and hope you find others you like. The first time I had sushi was at a restaurant in Florida. It was totally decked out Japanese so much that everyone had to take their shoes off upon entry, you walked over a coy pond, *and* the booths were designed to look like you were sitting on the floor like in a Japanese house. That's the closest to Japan I've gotten. lol
LOL, that' awesome. Very cool you had some variety there even the fish eggs (roe).
Thank you!!! I’m so glad you enjoyed it ☺️
Congratulations on your first sushi challenge!
Here is my guess for each sushi in the "Recommended quintet".
the first orange colored one - maybe salmon
second one - maybeee sea bass
third - definitely sweet shrimp!
fourth, which looks harmless - maybe squid
fifth - maybe tuna
sixth - egggggg! it is a Japanese egg roll
seventh - Salmon roe sushi
the last - maybeee negitoro. it is kind of minced raw tuna!
Aaaah, I see!!! Thanks soo much for letting me know what I was eating! I was completely clueless haha 😆😅
When I was in Japan I had sushi for the first time but it wasn't at a proper restaurant, it was at a party at my share house with homemade sushi.. sort of a buffet. With lots of alcohol. I got sick and didn't eat sushi again until I moved back to the US. Now I love it. It's so delicious. I could have been eating cheap delicious sushi all the time when I was in Japan but now I can only eat expensive 2nd rate American sushi. My reaction was a lot like yours when I had it at a restaurant for the first time. Wasabi is a must. Sushi without wasabi is like a hamburger without ketchup. I don't know what a normal portion is either but in America the cheapest sushi dish is about $20.00 where I live so I go with $25.00 and figure that's enough for me because I don't want to spend more. OH. THAT'S WHAT MADE ME SICK - THOSE ROUND PELLET THINGIES.
Yeah I feel like after sushi in Japan, any other sushi I will eat won’t be as good haha. Bc I had the real stuff in Japan. I definitely want to eat more sushi though 😋 so we’ll see!! I’ve also heard Korea has good sushi too, and I’m based there, so hopefully I’ll get great stuff there 😁
The egg ones is called "Tamago." They are usually made with a little bit of sugar in it as well as some mirin (rice wine). I tend to make "dashi maki" for my family which is pretty much what you just ate.
15:42 Nooo! Salty babies!
The Red fish is Tuna
Thanks for letting me know! ☺️
ありがとう😂😂😂
また来てね❤❤❤
Welcome to Fukuoka😄
좋은 소식을 기다리겠습니다. 행복한 시간 되세요.
감사합니다~ ☺️
Kind of shocked, all that time in Korea and no 초밥 or 회? Just no California roll, that doesn't count. LOL. Thanks for the video.
Ahahaha yeahhhh. I had to wait until I was in Japan to try it for the first time!! It was worth it ☺️
You didn't like squid, normally it's more tough, and octopus is a bit of miss, sometimes it's softer but normally a bit tough. Also you don't like the eggs called ikura and the minced tuna (the pink mushy one that was the last one). You'll probably like the normal tuna as you liked that one the dark red one, and the different levels of tuna, normal, and middle fatty tuna, and fatty tuna. I love everything but uni (sea urchin).
Thank you soooo much for letting me know what I didn’t like and clarifying what I did like. I really appreciate it!! ☺️✨
Very welcome, glad you lived your dream having sushi, real sushi here in Japan where I live now.
I think it depends on what kind you get.
Well done! You didn't just try one or two pieces, you had a full on meal. I'm not a fan of raw fish and never go for that type of sushi.
I had to go all out because I was in Japan!! 😆 that’s just how I work haha
Why so pretty?
There's no one way to eat sushi, but I can't imagine eating it without soy sauce and wasabi with each bite. The funniest part is the sushi you hated the most--the squid one and the roe one--is what I like most! Good job trying this out!
Oh haha that’s funny 😆 but I agree with you on the soy sauce and wasabi comment you made! I definitely agree! Having each bite with soy sauce and wasabi was perfection! 🤩🤤
항상 서양인이 스시🍣에 대한 평가가 궁금했습니다.
우리야 생선을 날로 먹는 문화가 있으니 익숙한데,
치즈, 버터, bbq에 익숙한 서양인의 시선이 궁금🤔.
아무래도 익숙해질라면 시간이 걸릴라나요?
저도 연어알 🍣초밥은 못먹겠더라구..😱
일본에 가셨군요 ^^
맛있는거 많이 드시고 즐거운 시간되길 . . .
몇개월전 영어학원교사 때리치우고 멘붕와서 혼자 일본여행감...
일본 후쿠오카 간지가 좀 오래됨....
현재는 미국 깡촌에서 가족이랑 힐링 中-(?)...
8월에 다시 한국에 올 예정...
(결국, 나탈리아랑 체리무어는 한국에 정착 할 것 같음..)
@@테데움-i9b 체리무어 대변인?
@@테데움-i9b 🤔🤔🤔
안녕 체리 🍒 😊
안녕하세요~~~
try Korea Sushi bc Korea and Japan different
I've had 🍣 only one time in my 42 years and definitely do not like it 😰 though perhaps it may be better in its country of origin 🤔
Alaskan Cod is the only fish or sea food I like...
Definitely applaud your choice to wait until you could try it and it's country of origin.
Yeah it was so cool to try it for my first time in Japan ☺️
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 얼굴표정 리얼 무엇? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
개인적으로 연어 초밥은 비린내가 심해서 그닥..ㅎㅎ
이상하게 일본인들은 연어를 되게 좋아하는것 같음..
girl you went so far to japan to eat sushi but you had to come to some random crowded general eatery?
prolly prepared by machine or even worse, random guy where you don't know where's his hands has been... and expect to get good sushi, come on?
go to real specialized sushi shop, prepared by certified master, they're place are small and neat, a wee bit expensive sure,
but you'll never go eat cheap sushi ever again.
Honestly, I really don’t mind going to random crowded general places for things like sushi. I like simple things and I was also on a budget when I went to Japan. I enjoyed myself a lot, and that’s all that’s important, right? ☺️