$3 Costco Salmon to $35 Nobu Sashimi


This is probably the most popular sashimi appetizer at our house

$3 Costco Salmon to $35 Nobu Sashimi
byu/kawi-bawi-bo insushi

17 comments
  1. I LOVE your YouTube! I tried this recipe and was blown away by the low effort/high flavor output of this! My friends are super jealous lol

  2. I’ve made sushi from Costco salmon a few times. I thought you were supposed to get the frozen stuff. I thought that was the whole point because your home freezer doesn’t get cold enough but those are frozen properly.

    This video uses the fresh stuff. I didn’t know that stuff was frozen well enough for sushi.

  3. Nobu chef here ^_^

    That’s the new style salmon I love that dish so much! I always recommend it especially in sushi roll format!

    Pretty much guys in my Nobu we do it different but the sauce is the same so these steps first.

    Garlic purée
    Chive sticks
    Ginger sticks
    Sesame seeds (before or after) some like toasty some like not toasty
    Pour yuzu soy
    Then warm up sesame oil and it’s hot enough pour into the salmon gently.

    And bam New Style Salmon.

  4. What I really took away from this video is that green onions and scallions are not the same thing

  5. Always ask if raw fish is “sushi grade”. Fish needs to go through freezing process for the destruction of bacteria. Never assume it’s ok to eat raw.

    Sushi-grade- Freezing and storing seafood at-20°C (-4°F) or below for 7 days (total time), or freezing at-35°C (-31°F) or below until solid and storing at -35°C (-31°F) or below for 15 hours, or freezing at -35°C (-31°F) or below until solid and storing at -20°C (-4°F) or below for 24 hours.

  6. Would have been better to order the exact Salmon carpaccio from the Nobu menu (I think Morimoto would have also been fine, similar menu and price point).

    Then blind taste test between the two.

  7. Also, this was great timing.

    With all the idiots saying ponzu doesn’t go with sashimi earlier this week:

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