We got our tuna from Costco to make the Maguro nigiri, tekka maki, and maguro Inari. The salmon was also frozen filets from Costco, and the ebi we bought from a local Asian market. Overall what would’ve cost us both about $80-$100 at a restaurant was only $40 overall. We also have a bunch of leftovers that aren’t shown in the picture!!
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What attempt? That’s a sushi success right there!
Looks amazing!
slayed
Looks amazing! I need to start doing this.
Marry him
So well done. They’re pretty big sized too which I love. Looks absolutely delicious!
Marry him. Free sushi 🍣 for life!!!
Looks amazing !
What were the cuts from Costco ? I’ve only ever seen the tuna steaks that you would sear, not sure if those are good for sushi.
You have choose the right one
Attempt??!
That’s not an attempt. Looks amazing!
Can he be our boyfriend?
I’d eat that!… dang it looks great, I’ll try myself someday soon
“Attempt”
These look incredible! He absolutely nailed it
Looks like he did really well. I guess you’ll occasionally have homemade sushi from now on.
Nice!
Attempt, you say?
What is this “Leftovers” thing you are talking about? Pretty sure with that deliciousness, there shouldn’t be any
Thats a pro level Looking Sushi Platter. Kudos to your Boyfriend
Is your boyfriend a trained sushi chef by any chance? That is as good if not better than my local sushi conveyer belt place.
Not an attempt .. he fken nailed it !! Looks so yummy !
Nice! I love the idea of spicy tuna mix in inari
Put a ring on that finger!
Attempt???
👏 👏 👏
Is your boyfriend single?
Does he need a boyfriend?
Looks great!!
Holy shit, this only costs $40??? Not trying to give you homework, but I’d love a price breakout so I could try to replicate this for a big party / meal I have to prepare next week and I have no clue how to do this under $80.
He’s a keeper!
Is your boyfriend single?
I believe you mean ‘Fiance’.
I’d propose to him. Immediately.
OP, I’m stealing your boyfriend. I’m gonna have two boyfriends now
Damn that looks insane, nice
Could you ask him how he prepared the fish from Costco? (like once bought, does he do anything specific with the fish)
I’m really curious because I would like to do something similar, but don’t have any experience with dealing with raw fish ingredients for sushi
Could you ask him how he prepared the fish from Costco? (like once bought, does he do anything specific with the fish)
I’m really curious because I would like to do something similar, but don’t have any experience with dealing with raw fish ingredients for sushi
he’s an expert