Sushiville

For this week's post I didn't go to any strange or quirky Portland place, but I went to a favorite place. Megan and I had been craving Sushi and decided only a trip to Sushiville would do. I myself am no a sushi connoisseur. I don't get too brave in the sushi rolls that I choose, and (like most foods), I appreciate flavor, but not enough to spend the extra money on it. Sushville is perfect then, because its a conveyor belt style sushi restaurant. It's cheap, but still pretty tastey, and I can see everything before I decide weather or not I want to choose it. Megan is pretty sushi intelligent, so she is able to tell me what each item is as it comes around on the conveyor belt. In my opinion, ALL food should come on a conveyor belt. The price of the food is based on what color of plate it comes on, and at the end of the meal, all of your plates are tallied up. EASY PEASY!!?




















  Last time I was at Sushiville, I was struggling so much with my chopsticks that one of the chefs brought me the little plastic clips that they put on the chopsticks for little kids. Apparently it was painful for him to watch me struggle. I think I'm getting a little better with the chopsticks though. Anyways, we each ate four plates for a total of less than $10.00 each. (pretty cheap and satisfying lunch if you ask me!). Our future plans for Sushiville include making foam fish hats to wear, as the walls are painted in an "under the sea" theme...so why not go all out and really get into it?!?!?!