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Sushi?

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Airkuhl, what is nigiri and miso soup? I never heard of that before.

Nigiri is a style of sushi where you have a little rectangle of rice with a piece of fish on top, typically 2 pieces per serving.

Miso soup is soup made out of miso,which is a soybean paste. It's served at every sushi place I've ever been to.

Being half Japanese, one of my most favorite foods is (was) sushi. Since my banding I have not had much luck eating it. It's as if the sticky rice turns into cement on the way down, which of course leads to sliming, foaming and regurgitating. The fish part is fine...but it's not the same without the rice. Everyone is different and I see that quite a few people are able to eat it. Unfortunately, not me :biggrin:

  • 2 weeks later...

until I got a slight unfil I couldnt eat sushi at all I was so happy to find that this unfill has permitted me to eat sushi again and keep on losing weight! the seaweed does tend to give me some probs still but I like the soy wraps better so its all good.

  • 8 months later...
I too love sushi....I almost decided against the band so I could still eat it....at least I know I don't have to give it up!!:(

I felt the same way! I knew from the start that i would be able to eat it, so that is something that i will definitely be eating once my doc okays it! :)

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