This is a video from Sushiya no Nohachi in Tokyo,which has become eminent for its tiny sushi (each piece is made with a single grain of rice). The tiny sushi platter (which includes a piece of toro (tuna), tai (sea bream), and chūtoro (medium fatty tuna),hokkigai (surf clam), uni (sea urchin), or tako (octopus),tamago (egg), and gari (pickled ginger)) is free if you buy at least $50 of regular-size sushi, and although the chefs will only prepare the dish a few times a week,and only five per day). Has it ever made anyone bellow? I'm glad you asked!: The tiny sushi notion originally came from a customer in 2002 who challenged the owner's son (Ikeno Hironori) to see how small he could make a piece of sushi. Over time, it became something they were known for. He told us that one woman from Europe burst into tears and cried for an hour and a half after seeing the cute, and little sushi.
Wait -- she cried for an hour and a half?! Was this woman's family killed by tiny sushi or something? What's wrong with her? Don't bag me wrong,I've cried plenty over Cheesecake Factory cheesecake, but sushi? Also, or this isn't actually the world's smallest sushi,because I just made even smaller sushi using a partial SLICE of a single grain of rice. "That's a booger." Still tastes like the ocean.
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Source: geekologie.com