Many people choose sushi when they don't know what to eat. Because sushi is not only full, but also delicious. There are many kinds of sushi, not only meat, but also vegetarian and vegetarian, which is especially nutritious. However, many people eat sushi in different ways. Some people eat sushi with chopsticks, some people eat sushi directly with their hands, and some people like to eat sushi with forks.

Some people like to eat sushi with chopsticks because they don't want to eat sushi directly with their hands. They think it will get their hands dirty, and eating sushi with chopsticks will be cleaner and more hygienic. However, using chopsticks to hold sushi also has some disadvantages. Sushi rice is loose. If you are not good at using chopsticks, sushi rice will be loose easily. So foreigners who are not good at using chopsticks or babies who are not good at using chopsticks, it is best not to eat sushi with chopsticks.

Many people often eat sushi by hand. The advantage of eating sushi directly by hand is that we can flexibly control the amount of sushi dipped in soy sauce by hand. If you eat sushi with chopsticks dipped in soy sauce, you may accidentally dip it too much and it will become salty. However, if we eat sushi by hand, we can easily avoid this problem.

Besides, we can eat sushi with forks. For some people who don't want to use their hands and are not good at using chopsticks, it is a good way to use forks as sushi. Because eating sushi with a fork not only won't get your hands dirty, but also can freely control the amount of sushi dipped in soy sauce, which can be said to be a way to kill two birds with one stone in reality.

Some people think eating sushi with a fork is a bit strange. After all, forks are the standard of western food, and sushi is not western food. But I think food culture needs to communicate with each other. The rules are rigid, but we can be flexible. Therefore, as long as you eat happily and conveniently, you don't have to pay too much attention to the rest. After all, good food brings happiness, not trouble.