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Originally Posted by Sensi09
Have you ever eaten at this location?
Chomp has good food, all you can eat or not. Just because it's all you can eat doesn't mean that it should be compared to something nasty like todai.
Chomp has good food, all you can eat or not. Just because it's all you can eat doesn't mean that it should be compared to something nasty like todai.
I've never been there in particular, but I have pretty high standards.
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Chomp may not be a high-end sushi restaurant, but the fish is fresh.
I find it a bit odd that you state you have "high standards." It's really all relative. Not saying anything bad, but your "high standards" might equal poor quality fish in another person's eyes.
I find it a bit odd that you state you have "high standards." It's really all relative. Not saying anything bad, but your "high standards" might equal poor quality fish in another person's eyes.
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Originally Posted by Sensi09
Chomp may not be a high-end sushi restaurant, but the fish is fresh.
I find it a bit odd that you state you have "high standards." It's really all relative. Not saying anything bad, but your "high standards" might equal poor quality fish in another person's eyes.
I find it a bit odd that you state you have "high standards." It's really all relative. Not saying anything bad, but your "high standards" might equal poor quality fish in another person's eyes.
food standards are food standards. while common sense might not be objective, i hope fda regulations are.
Originally Posted by Sensi09
Chomp may not be a high-end sushi restaurant, but the fish is fresh.
I find it a bit odd that you state you have "high standards." It's really all relative. Not saying anything bad, but your "high standards" might equal poor quality fish in another person's eyes.
I find it a bit odd that you state you have "high standards." It's really all relative. Not saying anything bad, but your "high standards" might equal poor quality fish in another person's eyes.
Im gonna have to disagree partially here. I mean, fresh fish is fresh fish. There's really no way around that. Any restaurant willing to pay the price can get the freshest fish; so that not hard. BUT, thats the easy half. The skills of the sushi chef that cuts your fish, now that the other crucial half.
Originally Posted by Sensi09
Chomp may not be a high-end sushi restaurant, but the fish is fresh.
I find it a bit odd that you state you have "high standards." It's really all relative. Not saying anything bad, but your "high standards" might equal poor quality fish in another person's eyes.
I find it a bit odd that you state you have "high standards." It's really all relative. Not saying anything bad, but your "high standards" might equal poor quality fish in another person's eyes.
Let me rephrase, my palatte is kind of sensitive to eating fish. Most of the time after I eat a lot of sushi I feel queasy and I have to stop. I have to try not to over-do it when I eat sushi.
So I don't get much enjoyment out of all-you-can-eat, unless it's the HIGHEST quality fish, which I have a hard time believing they can pull off for that price...
I understand this must be a place you REALLY like, and I'd be willing to try it based on someone's recommendation. But I really doubt I'd like it more than my regular spots that aren't all-you-can-eat
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Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
I understand this must be a place you REALLY like, and I'd be willing to try it based on someone's recommendation. But I really doubt I'd like it more than my regular spots that aren't all-you-can-eat
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Originally Posted by InsaneChink
Im gonna have to disagree partially here. I mean, fresh fish is fresh fish. There's really no way around that. Any restaurant willing to pay the price can get the freshest fish; so that not hard. BUT, thats the easy half. The skills of the sushi chef that cuts your fish, now that the other crucial half.
Actually at my favorite japanese/sushi restaurant, Matsuhisa in West Hollywood/BH, I prefer the fusion and cooked dishes rather than the actual sushi.
Originally Posted by Sensi09
The sushi chef definitely makes the difference. Not sure how it usually works at other restuarants, but some high end places has the sushi chef personally pick out the fish that morning.
Actually at my favorite japanese/sushi restaurant, Matsuhisa in West Hollywood/BH, I prefer the fusion and cooked dishes rather than the actual sushi.
Actually at my favorite japanese/sushi restaurant, Matsuhisa in West Hollywood/BH, I prefer the fusion and cooked dishes rather than the actual sushi.
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SUNDAY MAY 20 5pm BLUEFISH SUSHI IN MONTROSE, CA
http://www.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en...wloc=addr&om=1
huge parking lot in the back, we'll meet there.
1. naeiri
2. panda
3. wired 24/7 (mike)
4. Mr.& Mrs.ObZeZZed
5. The Juice
6. fastz33
7.
8.
anyone else?
http://www.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en...wloc=addr&om=1
huge parking lot in the back, we'll meet there.
1. naeiri
2. panda
3. wired 24/7 (mike)
4. Mr.& Mrs.ObZeZZed
5. The Juice
6. fastz33
7.
8.
anyone else?
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SUNDAY MAY 20 5pm BLUEFISH SUSHI IN MONTROSE, CA
http://www.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en...wloc=addr&om=1
huge parking lot in the back, we'll meet there.
1. naeiri
2. panda
3. wired 24/7 (mike)
4. Mr.& Mrs.ObZeZZed
5. The Juice
6. fastz33
7.
8.
anyone else?
http://www.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en...wloc=addr&om=1
huge parking lot in the back, we'll meet there.
1. naeiri
2. panda
3. wired 24/7 (mike)
4. Mr.& Mrs.ObZeZZed
5. The Juice
6. fastz33
7.
8.
anyone else?
Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
Let me rephrase, my palatte is kind of sensitive to eating fish. Most of the time after I eat a lot of sushi I feel queasy and I have to stop. I have to try not to over-do it when I eat sushi.
So I don't get much enjoyment out of all-you-can-eat, unless it's the HIGHEST quality fish, which I have a hard time believing they can pull off for that price...
I understand this must be a place you REALLY like, and I'd be willing to try it based on someone's recommendation. But I really doubt I'd like it more than my regular spots that aren't all-you-can-eat
So I don't get much enjoyment out of all-you-can-eat, unless it's the HIGHEST quality fish, which I have a hard time believing they can pull off for that price...
I understand this must be a place you REALLY like, and I'd be willing to try it based on someone's recommendation. But I really doubt I'd like it more than my regular spots that aren't all-you-can-eat
. No sense in paying for food, I might up chuck.
Originally Posted by Luv Mntrl
Mike's like me. If it's questionable, I get the queazies and feel the need to . No sense in paying for food, I might up chuck.
. No sense in paying for food, I might up chuck.Very true. Also, Sushi is an art form, not meant for stuffing your face.