Best place to get a sushi platter?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wegmans

This.

Ugh, no. My Wegman’s sushi is overpriced and not that good. I much prefer to get my reasonably priced sushi players at my local Asian market like Lotte.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wegmans

This.

Ugh, no. My Wegman’s sushi is overpriced and not that good. I much prefer to get my reasonably priced sushi players at my local Asian market like Lotte.

Meant to say platters, not players

[Anonymous]

What makes sushi good versus 'not better than chick-fil-a nuggets?
I've eaten plenty of sushi in my life and I never developed an opinion over good versus bad sushi. Just raw tuna and raw salmon and a ton of wasabi diluted in a little soy works for me. What am I missing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What makes sushi good versus 'not better than chick-fil-a nuggets?
I've eaten plenty of sushi in my life and I never developed an opinion over good versus bad sushi. Just raw tuna and raw salmon and a ton of wasabi diluted in a little soy works for me. What am I missing?

If you truly feel this way, then continue to get your sushi from wegmans. Because truly fresh sushi is a waste for you. Not a dig, I can't tell the difference between a bottle of wine from $20 - $200 and would never pay a lot for myself. But for sushi, I agree that Balduccis is the lowest I'd go -- and for anything less I'd prefer a chicken nugget.

[Anonymous]

You get sushi rolls from a sushi restaurant. Not from Wegmans.

[Anonymous]

I like Whole Foods sushi but not Wegman's, Giant, Fresh Market, etc. I've gotten platters from WF for parties. Some restaurants will lend out a boat for you to use.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What makes sushi good versus 'not better than chick-fil-a nuggets?
I've eaten plenty of sushi in my life and I never developed an opinion over good versus bad sushi. Just raw tuna and raw salmon and a ton of wasabi diluted in a little soy works for me. What am I missing?

I really don’t know what makes sushi good but I can tell that Wegmans sushi is not good. This is the DC location, May be the quality varies by location?

[Anonymous]

Arigato. Fairfax

[Anonymous]

Who gets sushi from supermarket? Are you serious?!?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who gets sushi from supermarket? Are you serious?!?!

Snob.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What makes sushi good versus 'not better than chick-fil-a nuggets?
I've eaten plenty of sushi in my life and I never developed an opinion over good versus bad sushi. Just raw tuna and raw salmon and a ton of wasabi diluted in a little soy works for me. What am I missing?

I really don’t know what makes sushi good but I can tell that Wegmans sushi is not good. This is the DC location, May be the quality varies by location?

Germantown location is not good either. And not cheap

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m not OP but if anyone knows where to get a good but not eye wateringly expensive sushi platter in the Rockville/Gaithersburg area that would be helpful.

Yoyogi Kentlands.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like Whole Foods sushi but not Wegman's, Giant, Fresh Market, etc. I've gotten platters from WF for parties. Some restaurants will lend out a boat for you to use.

Yuck.

Over priced and not enough fish.

In Kentlands, there are three great sushi places literally right near WF. And they cost like 50% less.

[Anonymous]

I"m telling you. Maki Maki in Bethesda.

[Anonymous]

Yuraku in Germanton.