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Definition of nigiri in English: nigirinounnɪˈɡɪrinɪˈɡɪri mass nounA type of sushi consisting of a small ball of rice, smeared with wasabi paste and topped with raw fish or other seafood. sushi may be the ultimate in sophisticated grab-and-go lunches, but making your own nigiri is surprisingly simple Example sentencesExamples - I got the lunch special that comes with California Roll and six pieces of nigiri.
- There is a selection of nigiri sushi, including exceptionally good yellowtail and salmon.
- Champagne works brilliantly with Japanese cuisine, particularly nigiri or sashimi, whose clean flavor profiles lend themselves well to champagne.
- The two nigiri and sashimi platters we ordered were specials of the day and they did the job, but did not amaze.
- The house special bento box is $8.95 and comes with four pieces of fresh and firm nigiri sushi, a nice salad, some fresh and light tempura, and teriyaki chicken.
- The rolls and hot items were all acceptable, but the nigiri is comparable if not worse than what one finds at the grocery store.
- I usually base the quality of an establishment that serves sushi on their Salmon Nigiri Sushi - if it smells fishy and just doesn't taste too good, forget it - I'm not coming back.
- The nigiri is appropriately sized (bucking the current trend of sushi so big it exceeds any polite mouthful).
- Salmon nigiri is a standard part of my order at any sushi place.
- Sushi can be found in most British cities and many supermarkets offer maki, nigiri and inari alongside the bread and milk.
OriginFrom Japanese nigirizushi, from nigiri- (combining form of nigiru 'clasp, clench, roll in the hands') + -zushi (combining form of sushi). Definition of nigiri in US English: nigirinounniˈɡirēnɪˈɡɪri Sushi consisting of a small ball of rice smeared with wasabi sauce and topped with raw fish or other seafood. sushi may be the ultimate in sophisticated grab-and-go lunches, but making your own nigiri is surprisingly simple Example sentencesExamples - The nigiri is appropriately sized (bucking the current trend of sushi so big it exceeds any polite mouthful).
- The two nigiri and sashimi platters we ordered were specials of the day and they did the job, but did not amaze.
- Salmon nigiri is a standard part of my order at any sushi place.
- Sushi can be found in most British cities and many supermarkets offer maki, nigiri and inari alongside the bread and milk.
- I usually base the quality of an establishment that serves sushi on their Salmon Nigiri Sushi - if it smells fishy and just doesn't taste too good, forget it - I'm not coming back.
- The rolls and hot items were all acceptable, but the nigiri is comparable if not worse than what one finds at the grocery store.
- Champagne works brilliantly with Japanese cuisine, particularly nigiri or sashimi, whose clean flavor profiles lend themselves well to champagne.
- I got the lunch special that comes with California Roll and six pieces of nigiri.
- There is a selection of nigiri sushi, including exceptionally good yellowtail and salmon.
- The house special bento box is $8.95 and comes with four pieces of fresh and firm nigiri sushi, a nice salad, some fresh and light tempura, and teriyaki chicken.
OriginFrom Japanese nigirizushi, from nigiri- (combining form of nigiru ‘clasp, clench, roll in the hands’) + -zushi (combining form of sushi). |