why do british and americans think sushi is posh food?
this really confuses me its not really that posh
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CassandraFemale17 · 26-30, F
I really do like sushi, but I eat less of it than I used to.
Sushi, being fish, is becoming more and more expensive as we rape the seas of various fish types and species. People, myself included are more aware of this, so I've chosen to eat less of it.
I've had sushi in London. I haven't come across anyone thinking it was posh, though my Dad did say the restaurant bill was twice what it would be back home.
Maybe the price was posh?
Or the restaurant thinks of itself as posh?
Neither the dishes we were served, nor the people around us had any reason to indicate any posh-ness' to us..
Sushi, being fish, is becoming more and more expensive as we rape the seas of various fish types and species. People, myself included are more aware of this, so I've chosen to eat less of it.
I've had sushi in London. I haven't come across anyone thinking it was posh, though my Dad did say the restaurant bill was twice what it would be back home.
Maybe the price was posh?
Or the restaurant thinks of itself as posh?
Neither the dishes we were served, nor the people around us had any reason to indicate any posh-ness' to us..
FurryFace · 61-69, M
no Majestic bows i guess , lol
CassandraFemale17 · 26-30, F
@FurryFace: lol. No. Nobody bowed. There weren't even any kimonos!!!!! Just a couple busy servers in rather unwashed jeans and colourful tops.
No bows.
Then again, we didn't even get invited into the back rooms for communal baths where the staff do the scrubbing!!!!
What are sushi restaurants becoming these days?!?!?
No bows.
Then again, we didn't even get invited into the back rooms for communal baths where the staff do the scrubbing!!!!
What are sushi restaurants becoming these days?!?!?