I finally decided to start my sushi business, and this is the first platter I’m selling! 🤭

by Elirubio555

32 Comments

  1. SomeoneSmartYetDumb

    The rice seems off, it should not look like a paste but individual rice grains.

  2. Stall-Warning

    In the words of my old chef “why rice so sticky?” But congrats!

  3. Sorry, but the rice looks like a paste. Without aeration it’s going to have the texture of play dough.

  4. EnergieTurtle

    Good for you! From a professional; Work on your rice cookery/process and the amount you put on the nori. It looks like it’s overcooked and turned to mush. Maybe also do the sesame seeds before you roll. Try it from a higher distance to spread them out a bit more evenly. For simple rolls like this, also maybe use a smaller sheet of nori. You’ve got a lot of rice and nori being folded inside the roll, almost at times being 1/4 of your total internal ingredients. Keep at it. Cheers!

  5. Primary-Potential-55

    Im sorry, but you do not understand how rice is to be prepared. And this is not sushi.

  6. Human_Resources_7891

    weirdly gimmicky, completely oversauced, covered in all kinds of junk like a Taco Bell holiday burrito, and the rice looks bad

  7. NTufnel11

    Going to be straight with you. From the comments you don’t seem to know much about making sushi, which is a pretty interesting place to be when you start a business. Are you making this on the side or do you now have a building with rent and costs to cover?

  8. Middle-Classless

    Rice is too tight, adjust the cook time or water ratio. everything else looks good

  9. Speedyspeedb

    Have to ask, are you using those grocery store uramaki rollers or are you using a bamboo mat wrapped with Saran Wrap?

    Others commented on the cooking of the rice, amount of rice etc already and it’s good advice so won’t comment.

    For how compressed it is in the photo, I usually only see it if it’s those machines that grocery stores use. If you’re using the mat, than maybe less pressure when you’re shaping/rolling.

  10. killa_sushi_robot

    Start with a base weight to water ratio. That way you can make micro adjustments. Measurable amounts make it a lot easier. Would you like to more? DM me for more information.

  11. Wide_Comment3081

    How much experience have you had making sushi?

  12. Ok-Motor-1817

    Have you considered investing in a rice sheet machine? It’d save you time and $$ in the long run!

  13. NotMusuki

    Might be the worst post I’ve seen so far on this sub. Strawberries?? And wtf is that rice

  14. madroots2

    My man cannot make rice but opens sushi place lmao

  15. jcoffin1981

    Consider a rice cooker. This is stuff i think should have been perfectrd first. But good for you!

  16. Better-Sail6824

    I’m sorry but who are you trying to sell this to? This is NOT sushi

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