TIL that Sushi was traditionally eaten with hands, not chopsticks and some Japanese restaurants, even the high-end kind, encourage you to use your hands because the rice is often lightly pressed, so using chopsticks mayThread - www.reddit.com
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TIL that Sushi was traditionally eaten with hands, not chopsticks and some Japanese restaurants, even the high-end kind, encourage you to use your hands because the rice is often lightly pressed, so using chopsticks may

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