Lost a bet with the wife, gotta eat sushi, what do i eat?

[clevelandkid]

Warm sake? Yack!

OP, where are you going? Steel? Sunday is half price wine bottles!

I'm with you on that... give me a clear one with lots of ice.

[Real Estate Nate]

because her tuna is bloody right now

sissy

[Your Name Here]

So I lost a bet with the wife, and I have to take her to some sushi place down off Oak Lawn. I've never been to a sushi bar before, what do you recommend I eat there tonight? (those who are sushi experts)

Her puss and call it done. Sushi No Way

[bcoop]

thanks- without googling, what is sashimi?

Raw fish

[Brandon-k]

Grilled eel rolls are really good. Also some places have a "texas roll" which is usually teryaki beef rolled with cucumber and rice.

[Nash B.]

Not a fan of sushi really, but the salmon and eel I had weren't bad the two or three times I went.

[TexasDevilDog]

Maybe your wife meant the little man in the boat.

[Josh.0]

Snorting wasabi, best high ever.

[War Machine]

for your first time, stick to California roll, Crab, and Philadelphia rolls. This way nothing will shock you right off the bat and you will have a good time.

My personal favorite is eel, but the first time you eat it, the texture fucks with you.

[War Machine]

btw if you want outstanding sushi, and you want to pay about half of anything you find in downtown dallas. Go here

http://www.genrokusushi.com/menus.htm

tokyo 1 in addison is good for your first time too as it's a buffet and a lot of selection.

[Cooter]

hell yeah, my buddies and I hit up Genroku whenever I'm in town

[grove rat]

how much do the simple rolls like tuna/salmon cost? (no cost on the website)

[SMKR]

Warm sake? Yack!

OP, where are you going? Steel? Sunday is half price wine bottles!

some place called Sushi Zushi

[Brandon-k]

how much do the simple rolls like tuna/salmon cost? (no cost on the website)

Usually between $4.50 and $7.00, depending on where you go.

[bjtheman1]

California Roll or Philadelphia Rolls are good for 1st timers