Healthy food at a Japanese steakhouse?!


Question: Healthy food at a Japanese steakhouse?
I'm on a strict diet right now and was wondering if what I'm planning to get tonight at the restaurant is ok for my diet. What I was going to get is Miso Soup, one avocado roll and one salmon roll. Is this healthy?

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Yes, but the miso soup has alot of sodium. You can replace it with a cucumber or seaweed salad. If you're just concerned about calories, your plan sounds healthy.



If you're on such a strict diet, why are you going to a steakhouse?

If you don't have choice, keep the following in mind:

* Get steamed rice, not fried.
* Miso soup is fairly healthy but high in sodium (most Japanese food is - can't escape it.)
* Get the chicken or salmon - grilled, no sauce (or just sauce on the side.)



Miso Soup normally contains enormous amount of sodium, I would suggest as the person above me suggested to get seaweed salad.

Or I would just ask to get delicate stir fry of vegetables.



Sushi seems healthy, but most people eat too much of it in one sitting. Two rolls is a bit much for one person in my opinion.

I'd get the salmon teriyaki. Get it with brown rice if they have it.




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