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Blue Fishes

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Akami Tuna

Japan
4.8

Akami is a part of bluefin tuna that refers to lean red meat. This is the main part of the fish, so it's more readily available than the other parts, called chūtoro and otoro. It has the least fat out of the whole tuna, which mak... READ MORE

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Otoro Tuna

Japan
4.7

Otoro is a part of bluefin tuna that is the most desirable. It comes from the inside of the belly and it's the fattiest part of the fish. The texture is often described as intensely rich, marbled, and having melt-in-the-mouth properties. Due to th... READ MORE

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Chūtoro Tuna

Japan
4.7

Chūtoro is a part of bluefin tuna that refers to medium fatty cuts when served as a part of nigiri or sashimi. The tuna yields otoro (fatty parts from the belly), akami (red meat), and chūtoro, which is a combination of ... READ MORE

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Xiphias

Greece
4.3

A pelagic fish whose typical habitats are temperate and tropical waters, although it may inhabit cold waters as well, xiphias is a species of swordfish that is sourced from the Mediterranean Sea and its embayments (Aegean and Ionian Seas)... READ MORE

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Bonito del Norte

Basque Country, Spain
4.1

Northern Albacore tuna is the prized fresh fish originating from the Basque waters. Also known as hegaluzea and bonito del norte, the tuna is white-fleshed, savory, and aromatic. Its skin is dark blue and almost black, but it fad... READ MORE

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Baltic herring (Silakka)

Finland
3.8

Baltic herring (lat. Clupea harengus membras) is a subspecies of the Atlantic herring, but it is smaller and lives in the brackish waters of the Baltic Sea. It is a schooling fish that feeds on zooplankton and small crustaceans, and typic... READ MORE

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Safridia

Greece
3.3

Safridia is a species of horse mackerel caught in the Mediterranean Sea waters in Greece, where the safridia fishing season typically takes place between August 15 and the end of January. It is an oily fish with a silvery body that typica... READ MORE

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Wild almadraba bluefin tuna (Atún de almadraba)

Province of Cádiz, Spain
n/a

Called atún de almadraba in Spanish, wild almadraba bluefin tuna refers primarily to Atlantic bluefin tuna (atún rojo in Spanish) that is caught using an ancient artisan method of fishing known as almadraba... READ MORE

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Cornish sardines

Cornwall, England
n/a

Cornish sardines are caught and processed on the Cornish coast and belong to the species sardina pilchardus. They are olive or metallic green on the back and silvery white on the belly. The flesh is bright and firm to the touch w... READ MORE

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Totoaba Fish

Baja California, Mexico
n/a

IT IS PROHIBITED TO CATCH OR CONSUME THIS SPECIES (WITH ONE EXCEPTION). The critically endangered totoaba fish must not be caught or consumed, except for one company, Earth Ocean Farms in the Gulf of California, which has a special permit... READ MORE

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Peruvian silverside

Peru
n/a

Peruvian silverside or Chilean silverside (lat. Odontesthes regia), locally known as pejerrey (although this name denotes various South American fish species), is a species of neotropical silverside native to the Pacific coast of... READ MORE

Dishes with Blue Fish

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Negitorodon

Japan

4.7

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Characterized by an incredibly mild and refreshing flavor, negitorodon is a simple Japanese dish which consists of pieces of raw fatty tuna served over rice. Traditionally, tuna used in negitorodon is scraped around the bones or finely sliced, mix... READ MORE

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Kaisendon

Japan

4.6

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Most iconic: Yamasan Sushi (Kanazawa, Japan)

One of the most popular fresh seafood one-bowl donburi dishes, kaisendon consists of thinly sliced, assorted raw seafood called sashimi laid over freshly steamed rice. What kind of sashimi will be used in a kaisendon dish is not ... READ MORE

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Batagor

Bandung

4.6

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Most iconic: Batagor Kingsley (Bandung, Indonesia)

One of the most famous snacks in Indonesia is batagor, a fried fish dumpling served in a traditional spicy sauce. It has roots in the Chinese culinary tradition, which has left a trace on many Indonesian dishes. Although this famous snack is remin... READ MORE

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Nigiri

Tokyo

4.5

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Most iconic: Sushi Dai (Chūō, Japan)

Nigiri or nigirizushi is a special kind of hand-pressed sushi where the meat is sliced and pressed on top of sushi rice. It was developed in Tokyo (then called Edo) during the 1800s. Sometimes, nori seaweed is used to wrap the whole concoction and... READ MORE

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Maki

Japan

4.5

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Most iconic: Sushi Tokami (Chūō, Japan)

Makizushi, meaning rolled sushi, is probably the most famous sushi variety. Invented in the 18th century, this type of sushi consists of nori, a sheet of dried seaweed, which is topped with a layer of vinegared rice. A variety of... READ MORE

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Maguro nigiri sushi

Japan

4.5

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Most iconic: Sushi Kanesaka (Chūō, Japan)

Maguro nigiri sushi is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of tuna. Different cuts of tuna are classified as otoro (fatty), chutoro (medium-fatty), and akamiREAD MORE

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Café de Paris Sauce

Geneva

4.5

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Most iconic: Café de Paris (Geneva, Switzerland)

First popularized in the 1940s at a restaurant called Café de Paris in Geneva, this sauce is thought to consist of a large number of ingredients such as butter, ketchup, Dijon mustard, capers, shallots, parsley, chives, marjoram, d... READ MORE

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Tekkadon

Japan

4.5

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Tekkadon is a simple Japanese dish that consists of steamed, vinegar-flavored rice that is topped with pieces of sashimi-style, raw tuna. The dish is often garnished with strips of nori seaweed and sliced scallions and is usually served with a soy... READ MORE

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Sashimi

Japan

4.4

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Most iconic: Sushi Yoshitake (Chūō, Japan)

Sashimi is a Japanese delicacy consisting of thinly sliced raw fish or shellfish (or even meat) served with soy sauce and other ingredients such as wasabi or ginger paste. Most common ingredients used in the preparation of sashimi are tuna, squid,... READ MORE

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Poke

Hawaii

4.4

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Most iconic: Da Poke Shack (Kailua-Kona, United States of America)

Poke is a traditional Hawaiian dish that is made with small pieces of fresh and raw fish or seafood, which are combined with finely chopped vegetables, herbs, condiments, and seasonings. Although traditional poke uses either ahi tuna (yellowfin tu... READ MORE

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Pizzette

Italy

4.4

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Most iconic: Moccia (Naples, Italy)

Pizzetta is a small version of pizza that varies in size and shape, so some pizzettas can even be prepared in the shape of a heart. It is made in the same way as a regular, large pizza, consisting of a dough base (or puff pastry) topped w... READ MORE

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Causa rellena

Peru

4.4

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Most iconic: La Mar Cebichería (Miraflores, Peru)

This traditional Peruvian delicacy is made with yellow potatoes and either tuna salad or chicken. Most often, the potatoes are molded or cut into circles, and the filling is sandwiched in between. The dish is flavored with mayonnaise, ají a... READ MORE

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Fritto misto di pesce

Italy

4.4

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Most iconic: Il Pescato Cucinato (Riomaggiore, Italy)

Assorted fried seafood known as fritto misto di pesce is hugely popular in Campania, but it is also found all over Italy. However, fritto misto is one of those dishes that differs widely across the country. Along the Italian seaside, it will alway... READ MORE

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Pempek

Palembang

4.4

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Most iconic: Pempek 161 (South Jakarta, Indonesia)

Pempek is a traditional fish cake made with ground fish meat and tapioca. The actual origin of this dish is the city of Palembang, situated in the South Sumatra province. The origin story of pempek says that an old Palembang citizen was tired of t... READ MORE

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Chamchi gimbap

South Korea

4.4

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This gimbap (Korean rice roll) is made with canned tuna. Apart from rice and fish, the fillings may include other ingredients that are typically used in gimbap such as fresh or pickled vegetables, eggs, or fish cakes, while the tuna is of... READ MORE

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Ikan bakar

Indonesia

4.4

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Most iconic: Ikan Bakar Cianjur (Semarang, Indonesia)

Ikan bakar is a beloved Indonesian grilled fish dish, known for its smoky aroma, bold spices, and savory-sweet glaze. The name ikan bakar literally means “grilled fish” in Indonesian and Malay (ikan = fish... READ MORE

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Buri nigiri sushi

Japan

4.4

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Most iconic: Nishiazabu Taku (Minato, Japan)

Buri nigiri sushi is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of Japanese amberjack, also known as yellowtail tuna. The dish has a soft texture and flavors that are not as deep as salmon ... READ MORE

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Laksam

Terengganu

4.4

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Most iconic: Restoran Hatinie (Shah Alam, Malaysia)

Traditionally associated with the regions of Kelantan and Terengganu, this flavorful Malaysian soup consists of rolled rice noodles served in a creamy fish broth. The noodles are prepared with a thin rice flour batter that is poured on a flat surf... READ MORE

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Nethili 65

Tamil Nadu

4.4

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Anchovy 65 or Nethili 65 is a traditional dish originating from Tamil Nadu. The dish consists of anchovies that are fried until crunchy. The anchovies are usually marinated in a mix of yogurt, lemon juice, chili powder, garam masala, blac... READ MORE

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Uramaki

Los Angeles

4.3

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Most iconic: Tojo’s Restaurant (Vancouver, Canada)

Uramaki, California roll, or upside-down sushi is a unique sushi variety which has its origins disputed between Los Angeles and Vancouver, although most people claim that it was invented in California in the 1960s by a Japanese c... READ MORE

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Temaki

Japan

4.3

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Most iconic: Sushi Tokami (Chūō, Japan)

Temaki is a hand-rolled type of sushi characterized by its conical shape. The dish consists of rice, raw fish, and vegetables wrapped in a piece of nori seaweed. Due to the ease of preparation, temaki is most commonly made at home, and is somewhat... READ MORE

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Tuna Tartare

Los Angeles

4.3

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Most iconic: Mistral Boston (Boston, United States of America)

Tuna tartare is an elegant starter originating from Los Angeles. The dish is made with a combination of raw tuna, avocado, egg yolks, green peppercorns, capers, chives, tarragon, mustard, olive oil, lemon juice, salt, and pepper. It was invented i... READ MORE

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Mechouia Salad

Tunisia

4.3

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Most iconic: Dar El Jeld (Tunis, Tunisia)

Mechouia is a Tunisian salad made with grilled, coarsely chopped onions, peppers, tomatoes, and garlic, drizzled with olive oil and seasoned with caraway, salt, and black pepper. The salad is then typically garnished with hard-boiled eggs, olives,... READ MORE

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Zakuski

Russia

4.3

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Most iconic: Yolki-Palki (Moscow, Russia)

Before every traditional Russian main meal, there are zakuski, a course of appetizers that are usually served to guests who are seated around the table, although a buffet arrangement is also quite common. For special events, there might b... READ MORE

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Encebollado

Ecuador

4.3

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Most iconic: El Pez Volador (Guayaquil, Ecuador)

Encebollado is the national dish of Ecuador, a fish soup that is characterized by a large amount of onions. Very useful in curing hangovers, the dish is made with fresh tuna meat, cassava root, tomatoes, onions, coriander, and various spices. Toma... READ MORE

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Brik

Tunisia

4.3

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Most iconic: Restaurant Chez Mohssen (La Goulette, Tunisia)

Tunisian brik is a popular dish that incorporates flaky dough filled with a variety of savory ingredients. Traditionally, malsouqa dough is used to create brik, but the more available phyllo pastry is commonly used as a replacement. Brik ... READ MORE

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Hamachi nigiri sushi

Japan

4.3

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Hamachi nigiri sushi is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of young Japanese amberjack, also known as yellowtail tuna. The dish has a soft texture and flavors that are not as deep a... READ MORE

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Orecchiette alla barese

Bari

4.3

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Most iconic: Antichi Sapori (Montegrosso, Italy)

Orecchiette alla barese is a traditional pasta dish originating from Bari in Puglia. The dish is usually made with a combination of orecchiette pasta, rapini (broccoli rabe), garlic, olive oil, chili peppers, and a few anchovies. However, there ar... READ MORE

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Hamsi tava

Black Sea Region

4.3

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Hamsi tava is a traditional Turkish dish of battered and fried fish featuring anchovies (hamsi), a staple in the Black Sea region. Fresh anchovies are cleaned, deboned, and lightly salted before being dredged in flour to create a thin, crispy coat... READ MORE

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Tsukejiru

Japan

4.3

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Tsukejiru is a traditional dipping sauce for cold noodles. The sauce consists of soy sauce, sugar, dashi, mirin, and bonito flakes. Once cooked, the dipping sauce is strained through a sieve lined with a cotton cloth and it's then left to chill. I... READ MORE

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Nasi lemak

Malaysia

4.2

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Most iconic: Madam Kwan's (Subang Jaya, Malaysia)

No other dish in Malaysia is as famous as nasi lemak. It consists of rice cooked in coconut milk that is traditionally served with anchovies, cucumbers, peanuts, and boiled eggs. The dish is rounded up with the addition of a spicy chili paste call... READ MORE

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Rainbow Roll

Los Angeles

4.2

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Rainbow roll is a type of uramaki or upside-down sushi, where the rice is on the exterior, wrapped around nori seaweed that holds the other ingredients on the inside. This sushi variety is typically made with rice, nori, tuna, salmon, avo... READ MORE

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Empanada Gallega

Galicia

4.2

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Most iconic: El Club de L´Empanada (Barcelona, Spain)

This traditional Galician-style empanada is prepared in the form of a large pie that comes in a number of regional varieties. The bottom and top crusts are always prepared with leavened dough, and although the most typical filling nowadays include... READ MORE

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Espetos

Province of Málaga

4.2

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Most iconic: Miguelito El Cariñoso Restaurante (Málaga, Spain)

Espetos is a Spanish tradition of grilling sardines, dating back to the late 19th century, when fishermen skewered and grilled surplus fish in small boats on the sand. The modern method usually involves placing 6 sardines on a skewer, seasoning th... READ MORE

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Samgak gimbap

South Korea

4.2

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Samgak is a triangle-shaped variety of gimbap—South Korean rice roll. It consists of various fillings that are neatly placed inside a piece of triangle-shaped rice. The pouches are then wrapped in seaweed (gim) and are typically add... READ MORE

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Geotjeori

South Korea

4.2

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Geotjeori is a fresh variety of kimchi. Just like classic kimchi, it is usually prepared with napa cabbage (baechu), but unlike the more popular version, geotjeori is not fermented. It is typically made with tender and salted cabbage leav... READ MORE

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Bigoli in salsa

Venice

4.2

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Most iconic: Cà D'Oro alla Vedova (Venice, Italy)

Bigoli in salsa is an Italian pasta dish and one of the emblematic dishes of Venice, although its variations can be found throughout the Veneto region. It consists of whole wheat bigoli pasta in an anchovy and onion sauce. Bigoli is a tra... READ MORE

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Viška pogača

Vis Island

4.2

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Most iconic: Konoba Magić (Vis, Croatia)

Viška pogača is a savory Croatian pie originating from the island of Vis. The dough is quite similar to that of focaccia, consisting of flour, salt, yeast, and warm water. The pie is filled with a combination of olive oil, onions, anchovies... READ MORE

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Ceviche de Sierra

Mazatlán

4.2

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Originating from the coastal region around Mazatlán, ceviche de Sierra is a traditional type of ceviche prepared with fresh mackerel as the key ingredient. Other ingredients used in the dish include lime juice, carrots, onions, cucumbers, s... READ MORE

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Bruschetta alla marinara

Italy

4.2

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Bruschetta alla marinara is a traditional appetizer and a type of bruschetta. It's usually made with a combination of bread slices, tomatoes, basil, garlic, onions, olive oil, sardines, salt, and pepper. The slices of bread are grilled, rubbed wit... READ MORE

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Oshizushi

Kansai Region

4.2

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Oshizushi is the name of a unique sushi variety, distinguished by its signature rectangular shape. Also known as pressed or box sushi, it is made with oshibako, a long rectangular wooden appliance which acts as a frame. ... READ MORE

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Hosomaki

Japan

4.1

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One of the most popular makizushi varieties are the thin hosomaki rolls. They consist of traditional roasted nori sheets that are layered with vinegar rice, filled with just one ingredient, then shaped into thin rolls. Even though they ap... READ MORE