Multiple Orgasm roll – Hapa Sushi – Denver CO, USA


Multiple Orgasm roll – Hapa Sushi – Denver CO, USA

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  1. >Cream cheese, California mix and smoked salmon, tempura fried and then broiled in a spicy Japanese aioli and drizzled with sweet soy

  2. How many times are you going to finish on my sushi roll until before I can eat it?

  3. Waaaaay too much tempura batter and sauce for my liking, but hey– if you liked it, then it was a solid choice

  4. This is sushi as much as tacos made with ground beef and packaged shells fr the grocery store are tacos. That being said, whatever tickles your pickle

  5. So a bunch of fake crab meat with cheese that we can get at a grocery store for $3 for a giant bag. With salmon trimming. Coated with batter and fried. Then they sell this thing for $13 to $15.

    I might as well go get McDonald’s

  6. Haha I used to work there. They didn’t have this on the menu at the time. Great place to work though!

  7. Now this is the reason you’re all going to sushi jigoku! Purists, unite! Together we can cleanse this sub of these sinners

  8. It kinda looks like the Sinaloan-style sushi I had a few weeks ago which was DELICIOUS.

    Not traditional, but it didn’t market itself as such either so it’s not like people can get mad about it.

  9. Ew. The texture looks repulsive.

    I imagine people who like this sort of thing happily eat mayo out of a jar by the spoonful.

    The thought of either make me gag.

  10. >In Jiro, Ono’s own words point to where authenticity falters as a frame of reference. “The masters said the history of sushi is so long that nothing new can be invented,” Ono says. “They may have mastered their craft, but there’s always room for improvement. I created sushi dishes that never existed back then.”

    [‘Jiro’ and the Impossible Dream of Authenticity](https://www.eater.com/pop-culture/23327868/jiro-ono-restaurant-jiro-dreams-of-sushi-authentic)

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