This Hidden Sushi Restaurant Is Tucked Inside A Gas Station
Sushi is so ubiquitous now, even in landlocked parts of America, that it's easy to take for granted this tasty, mostly hand-held and bite-size comb...
Sushi is so ubiquitous now, even in landlocked parts of America, that it's easy to take for granted this tasty, mostly hand-held and bite-size combination of fish, rice (blended with vinegar and other seasonings), and vegetables, often held together with an outer wrapping of seaweed (per MasterClass). Sushi and sushi restaurants are so common these days that it's also easy to forget the concept of sushi originated in Japan and that sushi has been part of the fabric of life there since the ninth century (via PBS).