Sushi

Definition

sushi /'su:ʃi/ n [U] ထမင္းႏွင့္ ငါးစိမ္း၊ ေရညိႇ စသည္ ဂ်ပန္စားဖြယ္။

Examples

1. ‘Modern delicacies like rocket salad and plates of sushi are delightful and delicious.’
2. ‘It's such a pleasure
3. though
4. to eat good sushi
5. and you can do that in quantity at Sushi Yoko.’
6. ‘He said lunches supplied to students yesterday included noodles
7. rice and sushi.’
8. ‘As if to tie up the trend
9. New Yorkers are currently big on crudo
10. an Italian version of sushi.’
11. ‘If they showed up at a pizza place asking for sushi
12. they'd get laughed out of the store.’
13. ‘Her grandma had come along about an hour later with sushi and a can of lemon-lime pop.’
14. ‘I had sushi
15. wonton soup
16. rice balls
17. and just about everything else they had there.’
18. ‘The idea of eating food that was not a burrito or cheap sushi was a heavenly prospect.’
19. ‘Avoid scarcer species
20. such as bluefin
21. which are popular in sushi and sashimi restaurants.’
22. ‘Freezing and thawing raw fish will be the death of sushi and sashimi as we know it.’
23. ‘This is a pressed pillow of white sushi rice about twice the size of your thumb topped with raw salmon.’
24. ‘She even needed to be shown how to dunk her sushi into the bowl of soy sauce.’
25. ‘We began with salmon roll sushi which was presented with the Wasabe and soy sauce dip.’
26. ‘If you are used to a certain diet
27. it's sometimes a shock just to be eating rice and sushi.’
28. ‘While Moscow produces incredible sushi
29. it falters on pretty much everything else.’
30. ‘The aim is to supply the insatiable Japanese market
31. which prefers oily tuna for sushi.’
32. ‘Some fresh fish is eaten raw with soy sauce as sashimi
33. or combined raw with rice in sushi.’
34. ‘The soy sauce is there to complement the filling in the sushi
35. not the rice.’
36. ‘I particularly like Chinese food but if I feel like spoiling myself I get sushi.’
37. ‘The deep-fried vegetable rolls filled with taro and sesame seeds are similar to sushi.’