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Going out for Japanese food...suggestions? 6 weeks post op - haven't had any major food issues yet.

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Are you on regular food or soft food? I know they have lots of seafood at Japanese places. A baked or broiled fish? Or if you like sushi you could get some sashimi

With Japanese food, its easy to stick to some broiled fish or some sashimi..along with some steamed veggies..i would stay away from broccoli as its gas causing. Even something like a miso soup might be good..

i wouldnt do the sashimi but any other broiled fish should be good. maybe a piece or 2 of some veggie... thats probably all ypu can fir...LOL.. i am 6 weeks post op also ,, i had some salmon with veg sunday and again today. Go have a good time and enjoy!!!! :P

I did very well with the stir fried veggies and beef.. The only really great tip I have is stay away from the rice. It still kills me!! Have fun!

Yum!! I love sushi! Can't wait to have it, But I still have to wait a few more months!

I think a stir fry with some beef or chicken would be bomb! That sounds good! Now I want Japanese food! :P

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Well...I tried steamed shu mai (the little shrimp dumplings) and learned that 4 is my limit - after eating 5 and having to excuse myself to run to the ladies room! Still all trial and error. I only got to try one piece of the salmon dish I ordered - had cucumber and avocado with a yummy ginger dressing - no rice. Would stick with that next time. Thanks for the advice all!!

I order hibachi shrimp and ask them to hold the rice.

Well...I tried steamed shu mai (the little shrimp dumplings) and learned that 4 is my limit - after eating 5 and having to excuse myself to run to the ladies room! Still all trial and error. I only got to try one piece of the salmon dish I ordered - had cucumber and avocado with a yummy ginger dressing - no rice. Would stick with that next time. Thanks for the advice all!!

OMG ! I wish I seen this before you left :P

In the first couple of months I could only eat 1

Order of salmon sashimi..

It's funny because at 6 months I just now ate some shumai at a Chinese place this weekendI think the wrappings on the dumplings would be the cause of your troubles. :)

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OMG ! I wish I seen this before you left :P

In the first couple of months I could only eat 1

Order of salmon sashimi..

It's funny because at 6 months I just now ate some shumai at a Chinese place this weekendI think the wrappings on the dumplings would be the cause of your troubles. :)

Suffice to say - lesson learned! Would definitely stick with just the fish next time!! :)

Suffice to say - lesson learned! Would definitely stick with just the fish next time!! :)

What a lesson! Hehehe... I've been one of the lucky ones I've never thrown up, and to have to do it at a restaurant :o

Oh well at least you don't have to count it on your daily totals!

I should say there was I few times in the beginning that I wish I could of thrown up! :P

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