Sushi: Britain's new national dish

by LotusFlower | June 25, 2008 at 12:59 pm
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Sushi has entered the hearts of all classes of British life and is now even available at that working class bastian of summer holidays Butlins.

It's enough to make you choke on your wasabi japonica. Butlins, traditionally the holiday home of the beaming redcoat and the Knobbly Knees Competition, is opening a sushi bar.

From today, fun-loving patrons of the Shoreline Hotel, Bognor Regis, the flagship residence of the Butlins empire, can turn up their noses at spicy bean burgers and Mexican chicken fajitas and sample exquisite, bite-sized morsels of rice, fish and horseradish. After a day watching the Knockout Wrestling, trying the Quasar Laser Quest or enjoying the vocal stylings of Same Difference, the emetic brother-and-sister act from last year's The X Factor, guests can enjoy the seafood gunkan, smoked salmon nigiri and the tuna maki rolls.

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rpshen

Sushi is extremely popular in North America too. mmm....

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Amy Judd

I'm not surprised this is the case - there are about a million sushi restaurants in London alone!

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