Here’s how I will be spending my Labor Day –
Don’t we all need some good luck right about now? Well, I’ve found the answer to all of our problems:
The Story Of A “Golden Good Luck” Sushi Roll!
I love food stories – big food, unique food, and of course, food from Japan. Did you know that February 3 was “Setsubun” in Japan?
Well, it was, and that leads to this “solid gold sushi roll!”
The incredible website “RocketNews24” describes Setsubun this way:
“It is an old fashioned day in which some households throw beans to ward off evil and invite good fortune into their lives. That custom is said to be gradually fading away, however, only to be replaced by the custom of eating huge sushi rolls known as ehomaki (lucky direction sushi roll).”
This roll, however, isn’t wrapped in seaweed:
This one is housed in a thin sheet of GOLD LEAF!
While the golden wrapper is unique…
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johnrieber 
That’s £70 in UK currency. The cost of a very good 3-course meal with wine, for one person. I wouldn’t be paying that for a sushi roll, I assure you. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Pete, I think it’s a “good luck” roll in that it makes the restaurant wealthy!
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c’est très joli en tout cas ^^
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