How many pieces of nigiri can you eat?

by _GrimFandango

23 Comments

  1. agoddamnzubat

    HOW. Just how does one find an endless omakase event haha. Pretty confident I could hit 40. I might not end up enjoying it, but 40 sounds like what I could do.

  2. ArtVandleay

    At all you can eat with too much rice I order 24 sushi, one small roll, and then order another 6 at the end. So math wise that is about 36. For this I’d shoot for 50.

    6’5” 260

  3. AlphaDisconnect

    You should see my 5 year old daughter back in the day on a sushi bender. 27. Rookie numbers against a 5 year old sushi addict.

  4. they’d drag me out of there like the waitstaff of the Frying Dutchman dragged Homer

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  5. TheplayerMike

    Damn it looks reall good, for 200 a person maybe a bit steep for me but i will break any record in the book to go to town on it

    My best one was like 50 back in the day at the all you can eat, but obviously more rice less fish so i can do more with this

  6. redwhiteandblue0702

    You know how they do pack the nigiri with rice at those cheap ayce joints? My buddies tapped out around 50 but I took down 85 and some tamago at the end… the waitress was giving me the dirtiest looks towards the end.

  7. babalorisha

    Quantity over quality, but as long as you’re happy, just go for it.

  8. 2slowforanewname

    Single pieces? 60 atleast
    Edit: after seeing the price, I wouldn’t let myself quit before 80

  9. It’s inversely proportional to your age.

    In my 20’s 60+ easily
    In my 30’s 50+
    In my 40’s 40+
    In my 50’s – I’d find regret somewhere around 20.

    We have a great place that does a 13pc, the most a la carte I’ve ever done after is 4.

  10. Mattrockj

    “Gotta pump those numbers up, those are rookie numbers!”

  11. For a $200 Endless Omakase…I would eat just enough to not get sick infront of the Chef.

  12. No-Scientist291

    my record was 38 plate
    but now I can hardly eat surpass 25 xD