Over the past several decades, sushi, like bottled water, has shifted from a delicacy for the elite to a commonplace item sold at Safeway and Fred Meyer. Low-cost sushi rolls stuffed with veggies and fake crab doused with mayo-based sauces have created the idea that sushi should be inexpensive. But high-quality fish shipped from Japan isn’t cheap, especially when served on the Vancouver waterfront.
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By Rachel Pinsky,
Columbian
freelance food writer
Published: November 8, 2024, 6:03am