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Don't pick it up by both ends. Gently lift it up so that it maintains its shape. Pick it up with your chopsticks. If you wish to pick up the sushi placed on your tray with a pair of chopsticks, think of the sushi as a portable shrine. Place your chopsticks parallel to the tray as if they are the shrine's carrying poles, and lift up the sushi by grasping it along its sides. If you grasp it through its middle with your chopsticks, it will surely fall apart.

Avoid spilling the sushi topping. If you pick up a battleship roll sushi from above with your fingers, the sushi topping will fall out when you transport the sushi to your mouth, Instead, lift up the sushi gently by grasping its sides, and eat the entire sushi in one bite. Flavor it with soy sauce. If, by chance, the sushi chef has neglected to brush nikiri shoyu on your sushi, pick up a small amount of shoga pickled ginger to use as a substitute for the brush. Soak it in soy sauce, and then brush it across the top of the sushi topping.

It is next to impossible to pick up sushi to dip into soy sauce. Eat some shoga. Shoga pickled ginger cleanses your palate. But too much of it will burn your mouth. Eat a pinch to remove the aftertaste of fat. Drink tea. To cleanse the palate of an aftertaste, Jiro Ono believes that drinking tea is best. Water is also available for guests who consider tea too hot.

Don't dip sushi rice into soy sauce. Sweet tsume sauce. Don't turn nigiri sushi upside down. If you turn sushi upside down when eating it, your mouth will feel a strange sensation since the rice has a temperature different from your tongue.

Don't separate the sushi topping. Don't break sushi into two. Don't let sushi sit. Your handy guide on where to eat from the editors at Eater LA. Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from.

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