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Sushi, sliced and diced

Sampling sushi was, until a decade ago, deemed the rough equivalent of pinning on a badge of culinary courage. These days, this Japanese delicacy and Indianised variants are served around Mumbai's restaurants, across budget lines. But if it isn't raw, is it still sushi? And, should you bite into it or eat it whole? The Guide makes it easier with a trip down Sushi Street

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You’re dining at a nice restaurant. Maybe you’re with a date; with friends or co-workers. The server places a platter of assorted sushi on your table and you dig in like you’ve done this a thousand times before. So far, so good. But if you’ve picked up a slice of the pretty pink ginger from the side of the plate and placed it atop your selection, that, right there, is a dead giveaway. Now everyone knows you’re a sushi novice. If you know enough to not confuse the hot Japanese mustard Wasabi for some mild chilli sauce, there’s hope for you.u00a0

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