У меня вот это было в закладках сохранено
http://www.trevorcorson.com/sushi/eat.html
Good chefs in Japan generally don’t serve extra wasabi on the side because they put what they consider the proper amount in the nigiri itself, between the topping and rice. Generally, the chef increases the amount of wasabi with toppings that have a high fat content. Many Americans have developed the habit of stirring extra wasabi into their soy sauce. Chefs and most Japanese diners frown on this practice. It’s better for the customer to ask the chef to adjust the amount of wasabi inside the nigiri to match the customer’s preference. Americans stir the wasabi into their soy sauce to increase the level of spiciness.
Ironically, however, wasabi (and the green horseradish that usually passes for wasabi) rapidly looses its spiciness and flavor when immersed in liquid......
To avoid losing the spiciness and flavor of the wasabi by mixing it with liquid, the customer should dab a bit of wasabi directly onto the slice of fish with his chopsticks, then dip a different corner of the fish in soy sauce.
А это про палочки
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjuD52s0 ... re=related
Кстати, интересно - а что вы больше всего любите - sushi, sashimi, maki rolls или американские роллс? Я как-то "подсела" на американские (inside out) rolls... наверное потому что в маки seaweed больше чувствуется. Caterpillar rolls люблю с unagi и авокадо

Ну и суши разные. А вот сашими так и не могу есть, не гурман. Temaki rolls мне неудобно есть - за один раз не могу

, а иначе разваливается. И риса там слишком много.