You have fish, rice, and nori, but no bamboo rolling mat. Can you make sushi without one? The short answer is yes — but it might not be the kind of sushi you were picturing. A sushi mat, or makisu, is ...

In fact, you can roll sushi even without a traditional bamboo mat, so long as you have a dish towel and plastic wrap. TikTok creator @cupoftj demonstrates how to use this method to make homemade ...

A viral video featuring a fusion of Japanese, Korean and Indian flavours in a dish the street vendor has called "Arabic Sushi ...

Rolling your own kimbap can be an overwhelming experience if you don't know what you're doing, so we asked an expert to give us a crash course.

Items translated from the calligraphy on the wall behind Chef Jack express the entire menu — whole fish, various high grades ...

Next, we see rolled sushi placed atop a makisu aka a sushi mat. The following shots display perfectly cut sushi served with soy sauce. It seems that her sister-in-law had a crucial part to play in ...

Lift one end of the bamboo mat, holding the fillings with your fingers. Roll it into a tight cylinder, applying gentle ...

Place each square of nori flat onto a sushi rolling mat. (Sushi rolling mats are available from Asian supermarkets and larger supermarkets.) Place a layer of cooled sushi rice onto the seaweed ...

Sushimatsu, a sushi restaurant chain run by Matsuya, a beef bowl chain, will open on Saturday, September 21, 2024. I had the opportunity to see the store at the pre-opening and preview on ...

Sushi's popularity has transcended cultural boundaries, becoming a global phenomenon. According to Euromonitor International, the global sushi market is projected to reach $28.5 billion by 2024. This ...