A sushi boat on a ship. Now a global dish, it certainly cannot be missing on board cruise ships. Obviously these shots were taken in the restaurant Sushino now present, I believe, on all Costa ships.
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Sushi is a set of typical Japanese dishes based on rice, along with other ingredients such as fish, nori seaweed or eggs. The filling is raw (or in some variants cooked) and can be served placed on rice, rolled in a strip of seaweed, arranged in rice rolls or inserted into a small pocket of tofu. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
A sushi boat on a ship – A sushi boat on a ship – Un barco de sushi en un barco. – Um barco de sushi num navio – Ein Sushi-Boot auf einem Schiff – Một chiếc thuyền sushi trên một con tàu
Nigiri and sashimi also on the cruise ship. I am not an extreme lover of sushi but I make an exception for nigiri (raw fish placed on rice) and sashimi (raw fish). What scares me the most, normally, is not knowing exactly the quality and conditions of preparation and conservation of fresh fish. Being on board a Costa Crociere ship and knowing the strict health rules, I happily eat raw fish on board when I go to the Sushino restaurant!
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The history of sushi begins in ancient times, when rice cultivation came to Japan two thousand years ago. The original sushi was created in Nara to preserve fish in fermented rice. During the Muromachi period, rice began to be eaten in addition to fish, while in the Edo period, vinegar replaced fermented rice. In pre-modern and modern times, sushi has become a form of fast food strongly associated with Japanese culture. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
Nigiri and sashimi also on the cruise ship – Nigiri et sashimi également sur le bateau de croisière – Nigiri y sashimi también en el crucero – Nigiri e sashimi também no navio de cruzeiro – Nigiri und Sashimi auch auf dem Kreuzfahrtschiff – Nigiri và sashimi cũng trên tàu du lịch – 握寿司和生鱼片也在游轮上 – クルーズ船でも握りや刺身
Mercato dell’Olivar a Palma di Maiorca. Da diverso tempo ormai ho queste fotografie scattate in uno dei mercati piu’ belli dell’isola di Palma. Me le ero tenute per inserirle poco alla volta ma ho deciso di pubblicarle tutte in una volta perche’ iniziano a diventare troppo vecchie. Prosciutti, spezie, pesce, carne, sushi, olive… e chi piu’ ne ha piu’ ne metta. C’era proprio di tutto in queto bel posto.
Ristorante di sushi a Palma. Entrare in un mercato coperto in Spagna e trovare un ristorante che fa del buon sushi e’ formidabile. Come vi ho gia’ scritto in precedenza (questa credo sia gia’ la terza foto dello stesso luogo) eravamo nel mercato coperto di Palma di Maiorca, l’Olivar, e abbiamo trovato questo banco/ristorante con una buona selezione di piatti. Io, che non sono un amante di questo tipo di cibo, mi sono comunque mangiato qualche sashimi. I miei compagni ne hanno addirittura portato via un cabaret.
The history of sushi begins in ancient times, when rice cultivation came to Japan two thousand years ago. The original sushi was created in Nara to preserve fish in fermented rice. During the Muromachi period, rice began to be eaten in addition to fish, while in the Edo period, vinegar replaced fermented rice. In pre-modern and modern times, sushi has become a form of fast food strongly associated with Japanese culture. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia.
Trays of excellent sushi in Palma de Mallorca. Several weeks ago I went, with some colleagues, to visit and eat at the market de l’olivar in Palma de Mallorca. Among the various stalls of fish, ham, fruit and Spanish street food there was also this stall that prepared and sold sushi. We were captivated by the atmosphere and we made ourselves a mixed tray (before obviously moving on to the Spanish food). It wasn’t bad and above all the counter with pebbles and petals wasn’t bad: very oriental!
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The history of sushi begins in ancient times, when rice cultivation came to Japan two thousand years ago. The original sushi was created in Nara to preserve fish in fermented rice. During the Muromachi period, rice began to be eaten in addition to fish, while in the Edo period, vinegar replaced fermented rice. In pre-modern and modern times, sushi has become a form of fast food strongly associated with Japanese culture. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
Some trays of excellent sushi in Palma de Mallorca – Quelques plateaux d’excellents sushis à Palma de Majorque – Algunas bandejas de excelente sushi en Palma de Mallorca – Algumas bandejas de excelente sushi em Palma de Mallorca – Tabletts mit ausgezeichnetem Sushi in Palma de Mallorca – Những khay sushi tuyệt vời ở Palma de Mallorca – 马略卡岛帕尔马的优质寿司托盘 – パルマ・デ・マヨルカの素晴らしい寿司のトレイ
Sushi plate in Spain. Another beautiful photo of sushi enjoyed at the Olivar market in Palma de Mallorca. I'm not a fan of this food but I must admit that every now and then I like to eat it and especially photograph it. Here I also thought the counter where they served it was really beautiful (with these little stones), don't you think?
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The history of sushi begins in ancient times, when rice cultivation came to Japan two thousand years ago. The original sushi was created in Nara to preserve fish in fermented rice. During the Muromachi period, rice began to be eaten in addition to fish, while in the Edo period, vinegar replaced fermented rice. In pre-modern and modern times, sushi has become a form of fast food strongly associated with Japanese culture. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
A nice plate of sushi in Spain – Une belle assiette de sushi en Espagne – Un buen plato de sushi en España. – Um belo prato de sushi em Espanha – Ein schöner Teller Sushi in Spanien – Một đĩa sushi ngon ở Tây Ban Nha
The sushi ordered in Palma de Mallorca. A few days ago I went, with some colleagues, to visit and eat at the market de l’olivar in Palma de Mallorca. Among the various stalls of fish, ham, fruit and Spanish street food there was also this stall that prepared and sold sushi. We were captivated by the atmosphere and we made ourselves a mixed tray (before obviously moving on to the Spanish food). It wasn’t bad and above all the counter with pebbles and petals wasn’t bad: very oriental!
Do you like sushi? Add your own comment or go to the bottom of the site to read what other visitors have written.
The history of sushi begins in ancient times, when rice cultivation came to Japan two thousand years ago. The original sushi was created in Nara to preserve fish in fermented rice. During the Muromachi period, rice began to be eaten in addition to fish, while in the Edo period, vinegar replaced fermented rice. In pre-modern and modern times, sushi has become a form of fast food strongly associated with Japanese culture. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
The sushi ordered in Palma de Mallorca – Sushi commandé à Palma de Majorque – Sushi pedido en Palma de Mallorca – Sushi encomendado em Palma de Maiorca – Sushi bestellt in Palma de Mallorca – Sushi đặt hàng ở Palma de Mallorca
Sushi Temaki Spicy Salmon. Continua la carrellata delle foto di sushi: questo è un sushi Temaki, dalla tipica forma a cono, con salmone e avocado: Anche questo piatto dell’ormai tipico, per chi mi segue, Spazio Sushi di Genova.
Vi ricordo anche questo bel portale italiano dedicato al sushi: Sushitalia. Sushi is a typical Japanese cuisine dish made of rice with other ingredients such as fish, seaweed, vegetables or eggs. The filling can be raw, cooked or marinated and can be served on top of rice, rolled in a strip of seaweed, arranged in rice rolls or inserted in a small pocket of tofu. Continue on Wikipedia.
Il sushi è un insieme di piatti tipici della cucina giapponese a base di riso insieme ad altri ingredienti come pesce, alghe, vegetali o uova. Il ripieno è crudo e può essere servito appoggiato sul riso, arrotolato in una striscia di alga, disposto in rotoli di riso o inserito in una piccola tasca di tofu. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia.
