Honestly, I don’t believe its fair to say “all you can eat” unless its true. Otherwise, you should put some type of detailed limit.

But attempts must have been made and probably continue.

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    When you say roll, do you mean the entire cylinder of sushi?

    Or do you mean the bite sized circle of one sushi entree?

    I can’t imagine a person scarfing 30 cylinder entrees of sushi unless they’re a competitive eater or something. That’s nuts.

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      1 year ago

      I’m wondering the same. 32 pieces of sushi is easy, I’ve done that many times in my life. 32 full rolls? Jesus. I think I’ve done 5 or 6 max.

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        They gotta mean individual pieces, not full rolls. The volume alone of 32 full rolls is just more than a stomach could fit!

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          Nope, full rolls. Big rolls too, 10-12 pieces each, and that’s not counting the sashimi and other appetizers.

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      Full roll, not just individual pieces. Most places I’ve been to have 4-7 pieces in a roll, this place had 10 or 12