Is Sushi Chinese or Japanese food?!
Is Sushi Chinese or Japanese food?
Me and my friend got in 2 a quarrel and she thinks Japanese but i think Chinese.
Answers: sushi is japanese food, when you think about it the japanese lived on an island so they would have to make use of everything they had mainly fish and rice. at first sushi was raw fish with a little something all tied together with seaweed. but then the sushi roll was developed which used raw fish, seaweed, rice, and anything else that they wished to add. Source(s):
try wikipedia if I'm not correct sushi is japanese food thats y u dun find sushi in a chinese restaurant duhh also when u go to wikipedia its says sushi traditiuonal japenese food Looks like you will be buying lunch! It is Japanese. Sorry the Japanese wins.....you can always use the search engine to double check....just write...SUSHI HISTORY...and you can read all about it....YUM YUM japanese J A P A N E S E
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E japanese. I am sorry to say but it is Japanese. The whole concept of sushi came from Japan and other nations such as Korea took the whole idea of mixing rice and seaweed along with other ingredients ( not always raw fish xP)
=] Your friend is right. Sushi is Japenese. You should tell your friend your sorry and go out for sushi. its japanese Yep it's Japanese but I have to say I've eaten some very tasty Kimbap (Korean) that looked like sushi, smelled like sushi and mmmm tasted like sushi (c; Sushi is from Japan. it's japanese japanese Korean Well, I hate to tell you, but your friend is right. Sushi is a 100% Japanese food. I believe it is Japanese for, "fresh," which would make sense, because what could be fresher than raw fish wrapped in fresh-cooked rice with raw seaweed and vegetables? I could see why you might think Chinese though, because a lot of Chinese restaurants (especially buffets) now have sushi bars as well. Hope this helped! Japanese. Sushi is Japanese food. you're wrong. japanese my dear. don't you notice all sushi restaurants are japanese? i don't know if china has similar foods. i think koreans do though. Its Japanese bud! JAPANESE.