Soba sashimi

6 comments

1. Interesting.

2. They look like mini pancakes

3. Interesting…not sure why it would be called sashimi however 🤔

   But I’m down with different shapes since it lends to different textures.

4. Maybe learn the names of things, instead of just tossing fancy words around, to sound sophisticated

5. Never seen that before, but not surprised!

6. – So **刺身**(Sashimi) means raw fish, which most people think of as **寿司**(Sushi). Which actually means vinegar treated rice, which commonly comes with a slice of fish.
   – This being **蕎麦**(Japanese buckwheat), from which you can end up with **蕎麦切り**(soba, Japanese buckwheat noodles) is neither fish or raw. There is no need to confuse the issue based on the use of Wasabi, wasabi is used with a wide range of food, even steak.

   But the Soba in your picture look very tasty, so thank you, now I’ve decided what to eat for dinner.

   YMMV.