Sushi, you either love it or you hate it. If you love it, you'll understand what I'm talking about here. The way it looks, the way it tastes, the way it smells, and the way it feels in between your chopsticks - there's just nothing like it. A fresh piece of fish with some veggies wrapped in seaweed and rice, ugh, it just can't be beaten.
For most sushi lovers, you have a favorite sushi place. Some would even say you're a "regular" there. It's a great feeling to walk into your own sushi place and have them say "Do you actually want a menu?" because the answer is usually no unless you're eating with someone else. You usually cannot describe the euphoric feeling of walking into the little shop and seeing so many familiar faces of waiters and waitresses you know probably by name. The best part about sushi is that there are so many different ways to prepare it. You can have it with veggies or various fish. You can have it spicy or nonspicy. You can have brown rice, white rice, or even a cucumber roll. The possibilities are literally endless.
This experience is truly something you could look forward to for days or even weeks, but you wouldn't be able to go that long without a sushi fix, now could you? The worst part about being addicted to sushi, honestly, is this right here: you usually cannot fight a sushi craving. This leads to you spending lots of money at your favorite place, and that one expensive place you splurge every once in a while, which you're probably not even mad about. I know I'm not, personally, because really... how could money be wasted on something you love? Everyone eats out. Better yet, every college student eats out. So while other college students are blowing their money away going out and partying, I blow mine on sushi. No regrets.
I know, for some people reading this they'll be repulsed by the fact that many people think sushi, especially in its raw form, is a delicacy many people believe is "to die for," but you really just have to trust me on this one. Especially if you are on the edge about trying sushi, just dive into the wonderful land of fish. I promise you'll never look back, but do yourself a favor and don't be that person that doesn't use chopsticks.
