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In parts of the US with large korean communities, gimbap is its name, if only because the ingredient list is so different. Sushi, for the most part, is seafood
by bobthepanda 3y ago
In parts of the US with large korean communities, gimbap is its name, if only because the ingredient list is so different.
Sushi, for the most part, is seafood raw, and gimbap often has heavily marinated beef or other non-fish meat.
- wizofaus 3y agoSushi is a method of preparing rice with vinegar, usually then eaten with Nori (seaweed), and often combined with other ingredients that may or may not include fish, either raw or cooked (and then served as 'finger' food). The sushi that's most often sold outside Japan is in the form of "California rolls", which I'd say rarely include raw fish (but often includes ingredients almost never seen in sushi found in Japan, like avocado or smoked salmon or cooked chicken etc.). But the sushi rice itself is what makes it sushi.
- eru 3y ago> In parts of the US with large korean communities, gimbap is its name, if only because the ingredient list is so different. Yes. But if you put an authentic Korean gimbap in front of your average English speaker, they'll call it Sushi.