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As a Japanese, I can say it was not loved. It’s there now and perhaps it’s enjoyed.
by lvl102 5y ago
As a Japanese, I can say it was not loved. It’s there now and perhaps it’s enjoyed.
- 3np 5y agoSome people love it, some don't. It is loved, just not universally. Aside, but like most other foods old or new it will have its fair share of TV airtime with celebrities making loud faces about how delicious it is ;) Or what distinction do you make between "it is enjoyed" and "it is loved"?
- prokopton 5y agoAnd if you go to 回転寿司 it's always topped with something else because nobody wants plain salmon.