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At a sushi restaurant, shark is typically referred to as "same" in Japanese. It can be served in various forms, including sushi or sashimi. However, it's not as commonly found on sushi menus compared to other fish, and some restaurants may use specific types of shark, like mackerel shark or thresher shark, while others may avoid serving it due to conservation concerns.

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