It's a Japanese dish.
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Sushi is a Japanese dish that is thought to have originated in southern China with a dish of rice and fermented fish, similar to the earliest Japanese form (narezushi). However, its exact origin can only be speculated.
Sushi is originally from the Mekong river area, and then it spread to China, and THEN to Japan. Originally, fish was packed with rice as a way to ferment/preserve it, and it didn't look anything like our modern conception of sushi.
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Sushi, the Japanese term for a raw fish dish, is also used in German.Das Sushi
No, Sushi is Japanese. However, Korea has a similar dish called Kimbap.
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Sushi is a Japanese dish consisting of shari (cooked vinegared rice) and neta (other ingredients, often raw fish). The word originally means "sour" for the taste of original fermented fish sushi or narezushi.
Sushi is from Japan but it is not a dish of raw fish. Sushi is a Japanese dish of rice, usually with some sugar and salt, combined with a variety of ingredients, such as seafood, vegetables, and occasionally tropical fruits wrapped in seaweed
Yes. And just like their American counterparts, sushi franchises in Mexico have adopted recipes from the traditional Japanese dish and added Mexican flavors and ingredients. One such recipe is the cucumber and avocado sushi roll.
Every country has national symbols that are interesting and have important meanings, pertaining to the country. Japan's national dish is Sushi because it is part of its usual cuisine.