Give me your snobbiest opinions, how did ShopRite do for $40?
Give me your snobbiest opinions, how did ShopRite do for $40?
by 521314522
24 Comments
Cuevanation
Not bad, but at that price I’d rather go to an AYCE
521314522
Curious if this would be considered “bad” quality, because it tasted really good
llamapl
For $40, would rather have a bowl of chirashi with premium cut fish, uni and ikura. This doesn’t look bad at all. If you’re happy with it that is what matters.
Starry_Myliobatoidei
Terrible. Only bc I also have a ShopRite with sushi and it looks 1,000x better than this.
perfectblooms98
I would not spend $40 for ShopRite sushi when you could get a meal at a normal (not premium) sushi place for the same price.
My expectations for gas station or (non Asian) super market sushi is that it doesn’t give me diarrhea or food poisoning. And that’s pretty much it.
elmartin93
Not bad, especially with the eel. I love the stuff but I can’t find it anywhere
Gut_Reactions
Frankly, not bad at all. Happy to see: no mayo all over everything.
Happy to see avocado instead of cucumber.
Some people don’t like cream cheese in their rolls, but I like cream cheese.
I can’t ID what’s in the far left tray, but I’m sure it was tasty enough.
I think they’re saving money on nori by doing these uramaki rolls.
Original-Tune1471
Horrible blunt knife. The end of the tuna nigiri is horribly cut by someone with no experience. They also cut the unagi wrong, so it looks white. The only thing that looks good is the cucumber preparation.
nel_wo
If you do per ounce cost of ingredients. This all cost around $5-6.
If you buy a 12 Oz eel, that’s $10.99 wholesale, tuna is probably around $10 worth, 1 cucumber, and 1 avocado.
You can make 4x to 5x the amount with enough for a eel donburi and small tuna poke bowl
At this point for $40 go to an AYCE
barren-oasis
If you like it, go with it! I personally don’t like cream cheese in my sushi, if so I want small amounts and not just a basic roll. Give me cream cheese and jalapeños with a good sauce and maybe.
If you had time, totally would have said spend that $40 at a rescue. But if it’s a quick grab for dinner than I get it and I don’t think $40 is a bad price for the amount that you’ve got there.
Nik_Rossi718
Not bad. How fresh was it that’s the real question
jturner1982
For $40 I could have made a 1/3 of that for you! My wife won’t let me make sushi anymore
GoRyderGo
Looks alright. But $40 sounds like a LOT to me for super market sushi. Here for that amount you might as well go to an actual sushi place.
Ok_Researcher_9796
Just say no to cream cheese in sushi.
Mulliganasty
Did it come with a free tank of gas?
MesopotamiaSong
cheap sushi isn’t very tasty and tasty sushi isn’t very cheap. there are few exceptions and i don’t think ShopRite is one of them
Chocolateheartbreak
Grocery store sushi isnt terrible for what it is
DosEquisVirus
I truly love the ShopRite, but those do not look good. It’s not ShopRite, it’s the local sushi chef.
OwlfaceFrank
My local Kroger has really stepped up their sushi game. I get a roll every time I go now, and then I eat it while I put the other groceries away.
RNdreaming
Was the rice full of sugar?
Broken-mofo-333
Rice looks drier than the Sahara
NekoArtemis
hell I’d eat it
SmokingNiNjA420
Spend $40 get $40 of quality. Rice is probably hard and cold. Cream cheese is an abomination in sushi. This sub might as well be r/sushiMericanstyle
Iamnothungryyet
Looks pretty good and not bad for $40. But from a grocery store! Hmmm.
24 Comments
Not bad, but at that price I’d rather go to an AYCE
Curious if this would be considered “bad” quality, because it tasted really good
For $40, would rather have a bowl of chirashi with premium cut fish, uni and ikura. This doesn’t look bad at all. If you’re happy with it that is what matters.
Terrible. Only bc I also have a ShopRite with sushi and it looks 1,000x better than this.
I would not spend $40 for ShopRite sushi when you could get a meal at a normal (not premium) sushi place for the same price.
My expectations for gas station or (non Asian) super market sushi is that it doesn’t give me diarrhea or food poisoning. And that’s pretty much it.
Not bad, especially with the eel. I love the stuff but I can’t find it anywhere
Frankly, not bad at all. Happy to see: no mayo all over everything.
Happy to see avocado instead of cucumber.
Some people don’t like cream cheese in their rolls, but I like cream cheese.
I can’t ID what’s in the far left tray, but I’m sure it was tasty enough.
I think they’re saving money on nori by doing these uramaki rolls.
Horrible blunt knife. The end of the tuna nigiri is horribly cut by someone with no experience. They also cut the unagi wrong, so it looks white. The only thing that looks good is the cucumber preparation.
If you do per ounce cost of ingredients. This all cost around $5-6.
If you buy a 12 Oz eel, that’s $10.99 wholesale, tuna is probably around $10 worth, 1 cucumber, and 1 avocado.
You can make 4x to 5x the amount with enough for a eel donburi and small tuna poke bowl
At this point for $40 go to an AYCE
If you like it, go with it! I personally don’t like cream cheese in my sushi, if so I want small amounts and not just a basic roll. Give me cream cheese and jalapeños with a good sauce and maybe.
If you had time, totally would have said spend that $40 at a rescue. But if it’s a quick grab for dinner than I get it and I don’t think $40 is a bad price for the amount that you’ve got there.
Not bad. How fresh was it that’s the real question
For $40 I could have made a 1/3 of that for you! My wife won’t let me make sushi anymore
Looks alright. But $40 sounds like a LOT to me for super market sushi. Here for that amount you might as well go to an actual sushi place.
Just say no to cream cheese in sushi.
Did it come with a free tank of gas?
cheap sushi isn’t very tasty and tasty sushi isn’t very cheap. there are few exceptions and i don’t think
ShopRite is one of them
Grocery store sushi isnt terrible for what it is
I truly love the ShopRite, but those do not look good. It’s not ShopRite, it’s the local sushi chef.
My local Kroger has really stepped up their sushi game. I get a roll every time I go now, and then I eat it while I put the other groceries away.
Was the rice full of sugar?
Rice looks drier than the Sahara
hell I’d eat it
Spend $40 get $40 of quality. Rice is probably hard and cold. Cream cheese is an abomination in sushi. This sub might as well be r/sushiMericanstyle
Looks pretty good and not bad for $40. But from a grocery store! Hmmm.