All-you-can-eat sushi originated in the 1970s in Japan, specifically in the city of Los Angeles, California, where Japanese immigrants adapted traditional sushi dining to cater to American tastes. This style of dining became popular as it allowed customers to enjoy a variety of sushi dishes at a fixed price, making it accessible and appealing. The concept quickly spread to other regions and has since become a common dining option in many places around the world.
All kinds of people eat sushi.
you take out all the rice and wrap your self in sushi and wen your done with it you eat the sushi with your blood on it jk i don't kno
Jelly,Jam, Japenese Sushi,Jelly fish
The proper way to eat sushi is with chopsticks. However, you can eat sushi with a fork if you must. You can eat it with your bare hands at home, but I do not recommend it.
of course all Japanese eat it
Yes.
you eat sushi when you are hungry of course!!
Anyone can eat sushi, as long as they are willing to eat fish and they are not allergic. Although it originates from Japan, sushi can be eaten by most people.
寿司 shou(4) si(1)(However, sushi is a Japanese food)
Common types of sushi available at all-you-can-eat conveyor belt sushi restaurants include nigiri (fish on rice), maki (rolled sushi), sashimi (sliced raw fish), and temaki (hand rolls). Other options may include specialty rolls, such as dragon rolls or rainbow rolls, and appetizers like edamame or miso soup.
They eat sushi and about anything that Americans eat.
no, but they do eat lots of seafood