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JustMe Member 
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Maybe instead of bashing sushi, you should give it a try. Its healthy and God knows Romans need as much help as possible with this. And, it just may introduce a little bit of culture into your lives. Give it a shot, you may just surprise yourselves. No thanks! I'm one of those picky eaters. I hardly ever try new things, and if it looks weird (like those things in the case of water with all the feet) no way!! 
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Jess Member 
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RomeIsAJoke wrote: The Rusan's in Kennesaw is somewhat OK. The best Rusan's is located on Windy Hill in Smyrna. The ones located in Buckhead and Midtown Atlanta (but both on Piedmont, LOL) are very good as well, but a little small. Of course, living in Rome for too long now, I've noticed that many Romans don't venture out beyond the Floyd County line, so you'll probably never try one. That's off topic though. So anyway, when I found out that Rusan's is actually coming to Rome, my wife and I thought we had died and gone to Heaven. Blue Fin is very, very good as well, but you cannot beat the quality/price of Rusan's. I really hope that those of you who are on this little blog posting all of your ewwww's and grosses and so forth will actually give it a try. In addition to sushi, they have a full seafood menu (I'm sorry and not to hurt your feelings, but Red Lobster, and Captain D's are not considered seafood). I hope that the closed-minded mentality of this city does not detract from Rusan's and Blue Fin having a successful business venture here. Rome is in great need of culture and a move into the 21st century. Maybe instead of bashing sushi, you should give it a try. Its healthy and God knows Romans need as much help as possible with this. And, it just may introduce a little bit of culture into your lives. Give it a shot, you may just surprise yourselves. My heavens. Quite a soapbox you've got there.
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jpgreen007 Member 
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SUSHI .... THAT REMINDS ME OF A JOKE I HEARD ABOUT A BLIND MAN WALKING BY THE FISH MARKET ONE MORNING... LOL... MORNING LADIES...LOL... OFLMAO Attachment: big_509424.gif (Downloaded 105 times)
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RomeIsAJoke Member 
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I wouldn't call it a soap box. Its more along the lines of just being fed up with the blatant ignorance in this "city". Maybe if people around here would put as much time into learning to drive as they do bashing what they don't know or understand we'd all be a lot safer. That's my soap box. HEHEHEH
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RomeIsAJoke Member
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For those that care, RuSan's-Rome opens Friday, Sept. 8 per management that I talked to on Sunday. WOOHOOOOO!!!!
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Spice Moderator 
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RomeIsAJoke wrote: I wouldn't call it a soap box. Its more along the lines of just being fed up with the blatant ignorance in this "city". Maybe if people around here would put as much time into learning to drive as they do bashing what they don't know or understand we'd all be a lot safer. That's my soap box. HEHEHEH I will try your Sushi, if you will try my boiled okra sandwich. Speaking as one who moved here after 35 years in Atlanta, and many extended visits around the USA, I find the people in Rome quite refreshing. I love that my neighbors wave and people on the sidewalks say good morning when we pass on the street. I love that I can wear my jeans to an event if I wish and be assured that there will be others there in jeans also. I love that people are not afraid to talk to you sitting on a bench at the mall or walking through the grocery store, I love that from the first week that I lived in the area, neighbors were willing to offer a hand to a complete stranger. In short, I really love this place.
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Jess Member
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Amen, Spice! I moved from the "big city" to Rome about 8 years ago, and even though I know I'll be "new in town" even if I live here the rest of my days, I'll always consider Rome my home! I love that if you spend 30 minutes sitting on the iron bench on the corner of Broad & 5th you'll see at least 2 people pass by whom you know. I love that it's harder to find a parking space in our historic downtown than in our sorry excuse for a mall. I love that if I mention the "running man" to a group of 10 people, 7 out of those 10 will know who I mean. I love that we have numerous stone steps around town that lead up to nowhere. I love that anyone will stop and have a conversation with you anytime, and if you talk long enough you'll find that your circles overlap and you know some of the same people. I love that if you have a problem and you show up at a city commmission meeting, they'll try their best to listen and show respect for your issue. I love that when a new restaurant opens, people notice. It generates a buzz, for good or bad. I love that the owner of our movie theaters cares enough about the town to offer Pop'N'Corn every summer, even though it doesn't really make money. I love our trails. I love taking my sons to get their hair cut at Forrest Barber Shop and listening to the old guys talk. I also love sushi, and I was planning to go to RuSan's, but not because it's been suggested that I "try something new." It's not new.
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Deaglos Member 
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Hmm I moved to Rome as it is litterally in the middle of just about everything you could want with Atlanta not far Chattanooga close by too. Personally I have seen Rome grow alot in the six years I have been here, and not to everyones liking. But if you really hate Rome that much, I would point out that the Road is not blocked and you are free to leave at any time. Edited to add that Rome can not support a more diverse eating menu, and yes many of the pallettes here would not understand them. But there are many here that do, and we have our few places we go for that food. Otherwise we do travel and it gives us a good reason to go visit friends. Last edited on Tue Sep 2nd, 2008 08:59 pm by Deaglos |
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Spice Moderator
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Just so you know, I have tried Sushi on several occations. I still don't care for it and never cared for lox and bagels either. My daughter and sons all loved Sushi, I always taught them to try things before you say you don't like them. I would never force them to eat something they did not like but I did expect them to try them. They like artichokes, oysters on the halfshell, etc. And, although I like boiled okra, I have never tried it in a sandwich.
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jpgreen007 Member
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BOILED OKRIEEEEEEE AND POSSUM SAMICH IS SOME GOOD EATNNN..... ROFLMAO.............. Attachment: 2434469004.jpg (Downloaded 65 times)
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City Slicker Member 
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SOOOO Excited!!! I'm hoping that its good quality! I am a big sushi buff , I just moved here a few months a go for Birmingham where I had many choices on sushi restaurants to Rome where there is no decent ones. We did try Sumo and it was a TERRIBLE experience the sake and Japanese beer is overpriced the service was awful and the sushi was not fresh and GROSS
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RomeNewswire Administrator 
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If you are in need of a quick sushi fix... try the new sushi bar at Kroger... Fresh, low priced and pretty good for a grocey store. When the chef is working, you can order what ever you want. Other times, the sushi is in the cooler.
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fudge84 Member 
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Love me some fish bait. I understand why fish can be cannibalistic.
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SassyGirl Member 
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Jess wrote: I love that if I mention the "running man" to a group of 10 people, 7 out of those 10 will know who I mean. Where has the running man been? Haven't seen him in a while.
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fudge84 Member
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SassyGirl wrote:
"I'm through running now." Attachment: forrest.jpg (Downloaded 33 times)
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