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Gen Sushi

Gen Sushi – A Western Alternative To Raw Fish


People who fear to try a conventional sushi, thinking that it consists of raw fish, can feast on Gen Sushi. Gen sushi, or New Generation sushi, came into existence with the blend of western tastes and has a variety of vegetables and cooked dishes including scallops and tuna, for the timid people who wish to experience sushi. A few things should be kept in mind if you are thinking of trying gen sushi.

Gen sushi has taken on a decidedly western technique when it comes to sushi creation, adding area-specific ingredients and changing the shape, size and presentation format laid out by Japanese inventors. Crazy combinations of ingredients can be found inside sushi rolls, with names like the Caterpillar roll, Spider roll and even the style of sushi has changed.

A wide variety of American restaurants are present which offer sushi. Sushi is eaten in a unique style which needs to be followed whether you are trying gen sushi or traditional one. Following traditional methods depicting politeness is very necessary while dinning in a Japanese restaurant.

For instance while sharing a common sushi platter, never pass sushi from one chopsticks to another. This activity is marked only at funerals and while eating, this looks very rude.

Carefully place your chopsticks on the edge of your plate or in the provided holders. Chopsticks should not be placed on the edge of your plate with its base touching the table. Similarly, never whittle your chopsticks.

Another subtle error is to waste food, as it is against the culture of Japan to waste food. Therefore, you should add enough soya sauce that is needed.

You should be careful to finish off the food that you ordered, so no food is wasted as it is considered bad manners.

Previously if you wanted to purchase sushi ingredients a visit to specialty shop was required, however now general stores and Asian markets have also started to keep such material to meet the demand. There are many restaurants which offer a taste into Gen sushi domain. Furthermore traditional sushi restaurants also accommodate the desire for the general population and keep variants of sushi such as gen sushi. You can expect the gen sushi variety to be limited in a traditional sushi restaurant because they specialize in sushi of latter type.


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