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Sushi??

Can anyone eat Sushi, if so how many can you eat?

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One hand roll is usually suffice, sushi train I can around 3 plates of 2 pieces per plate, provided I have a decent break in between

I can no longer tolerate the rice.....

Nothing to do with calories.....(I don't count calories). It is just not band- friendly for me......besides, what's the nutritional value in rice?

I love sushi!!! lol. I actually ate it alot post surgery, up until this week. LOL. I found brown rice california rolls that were 160 calories for 6 pieces. However, for first time I got stuck on it this week. I'm sure it was because my bite size was too large. I will try it again next week.

I love sushi and haven't had it yet post op because I'm not allowed rice. I want it though......

I've eaten sushi, but certainly can bot eat much... Maybe two slices and you really have to chew very very well. I think it's OK for a special treat but not good enough for a meal. I've switched to sashimi with no rice and seaweed salad.

I am quite satisfied with the sashimi appetizer (8 pieces) which I cut into smaller pieces, seaweed salad and miso Soup. I used to eat the sushi-sashimi delux plate with soup and salad when I was pre-op. I cannot do that anymore, and do not miss it at all.

I switched mostly to shahsmi. However, I can have some sushi. Normally, rice doesn't agree with me, but with sushi it's fine- the seaweed is more of a problem than the rice. Wrapped in cucumber works better for me. Try it at home first. That's what I did. Then I knew I was safe to try in a restaurant.

I had some last night at the casino. I just unroll it and eat the insides. Didnt want the rice and dont like the seaweed wrap. Works well for me that way. :)

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