The Blue Pearl in Silver Spring is a AYCE place that also have a
limited choice of sushi. Just tuna, salmon, and eel. The young
latino is getting pretty good in presentation except they are bigger
than I like. I do like the tuna-salmon-avacado rolls and the sashimi
is some times OK. Would you consider going once and give me your
opinion? Some thing in the tip jar will net you anything of the
limited choices available.

I just want to get an opinion from a sushi person.

James wrote on Sat, 01 Sep 2007 19:44:44 -0700:

J> The Blue Pearl in Silver Spring is a AYCE place that also
J> have a limited choice of sushi. Just tuna, salmon, and eel.
J> The young latino is getting pretty good in presentation
J> except they are bigger than I like. I do like the
J> tuna-salmon-avacado rolls and the sashimi is some times OK.
J> Would you consider going once and give me your opinion?
J> Some thing in the tip jar will net you anything of the
J> limited choices available.

J> I just want to get an opinion from a sushi person.

Sorry, Silver Spring is a bit out of my way and, based on sad
experience, I gave up eating sushi in Chinese AYCE places a
while ago. The major problem is often not the competence of the
sushi chef but the inferior raw materials provided by the
owners. I also don't eat rolls all that often.

James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

E-mail, with obvious alterations:
not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not

On Sep 2, 8:15 am, "James Silverton" >
wrote:
> James wrote on Sat, 01 Sep 2007 19:44:44 -0700:
>
> J> The Blue Pearl in Silver Spring is a AYCE place that also
> J> have a limited choice of sushi. Just tuna, salmon, and eel.
> J> The young latino is getting pretty good in presentation
> J> except they are bigger than I like. I do like the
> J> tuna-salmon-avacado rolls and the sashimi is some times OK.
> J> Would you consider going once and give me your opinion?
> J> Some thing in the tip jar will net you anything of the
> J> limited choices available.
>
> J> I just want to get an opinion from a sushi person.
>
> Sorry, Silver Spring is a bit out of my way and, based on sad
> experience, I gave up eating sushi in Chinese AYCE places a
> while ago. The major problem is often not the competence of the
> sushi chef but the inferior raw materials provided by the
> owners. I also don't eat rolls all that often.
>
> James Silverton
> Potomac, Maryland
>
> E-mail, with obvious alterations:
> not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not

Guess I will have to go to that place in Rockville if we're to compare
notes. Of course with the price of gas and travel time it might not
be attractive to me.

Actually some of the fish at the AYCE place are not bad. If they
would only pay more attention to preparing the rice. There's been
only once where I fould the rice to be wonderful.