Sushi

I don't hate sushi, but given the chance I'll pretty much always choose something else. It's all edible if you put enough wasabi on it, but addictive it is not.

I have never craved sushi. I have enjoyed some of it, but I can't see the big deal. There's lots of foods I like better on this list.

I just recently tried sushi and it wasn't too bad. I don't think it's something that I would crave, but I would try it again.

Just recently got in to sushi. I tried one, and instantly wanted more. It is pretty good. Having an appetite like mine, it takes several of those lil things to fill me up lol.

I've only had it twice in my life. The first time was in 1983 in Somerville, NJ. A more adventuresome friend talked me into trying it, and I found myself sort of liking it as the meal progressed; I started off hesitant and finished enthusiastic...enthusiastic enough to try it again some months later in LaJolla, California. The sushi place in LaJolla was far more upscale than the place in seedy Somerville, but for whatever reason it made me feel somewhat nauseated, although whether that was a genuine or psychosomatic nausea I can't really say at this point. I was never all that comfortable with the thought of eating raw or semi-raw fish. A few times in the years since then I've been tempted to try it again but have never...not so far, anyway...given in to that temptation, especially when I hear about the increasing amounts of mercury and other pollutants they're finding in fish.

So addictive to those who love it, just love it. It puts a big smile on my face whenever I put a piece in my mouth.

I wouldn't call it addicting, although I like it very much.

Good sushi, and even better, good sashimi is a delight.

No problems on getting addicted to any kind of fish, let alone raw fish.

I do not care to eat uncooked fish. That's asking for an attack of E. Coli.

Severely addicting. I think there is a conspiracy. You cant get quite full. You eat 18 rolls, you wait a half hour and you are starving again.