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>FInd a high quality place to go, no this does not mean some place for kids that has a billion different rolls on the menu with special names
>sit down at the bar with the chef and make some conversation
>let him know you're new to sushi or wanting to try some high quality stuff, some places offer course meals which are good too
>the chef will experiment with you a bit and give you different things, the majority of them will explain what they're giving you and the mouthfeel/taste to expect
>if you walk out paying more than $50 after this the chef 100% fucked you in the ass FYI
>congratulations you either learn that you love or hate sushi
The best experiences I ever had at sushi places were the ones I was at the bar and the chef was giving me experimental stuff like tuna with a hot chili pepper right on top and a spritz of lemon on it or a super thin-cut grape slice on top of some yellowtail.

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How do I get into sushi? What are some good rolls to try for beginners other than california/tuna roll