Can someone explain the difference between a sushi roll and a makimono roll?

Question

Are there any good web pages that can explain the difference between such rolls or sushi in general?

Answer 1

Same thing...
Sushi roll is roughly an English translation of makimono (meaning "rolled" "things")...

Both are sushi rolls... long cylinders of vinegared rice and filling rolled in nori... making the shape of a makimono

Answer 2

Makimono Sushi

Answer 3

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Can someone explain the difference between a sushi roll and a makimono roll?
Are there any good web pages that can explain the difference between such rolls or sushi in general?

Answer 4

Makimono Roll

Answer 5

Technically sushi roll is an incorrect term and doesn't make sense. Makimono is the Japanese traditional term for the rolls people commonly look for now a days and incorrectly coin as"sushi". Sushi, literally is raw fish over vinegar rice (Nigiri for Japanese term). And then for extra kicks, I will add in sashimi, which is completely raw fish or what ever type of seafood you select off a restaurants list of varieties :)

Answer 6

Makimono is a sushi roll sliced into pieces.
Also other kinds of sushi such as Nigiri Sushi

Answer 7

California rolls are just one type of sushi, very Americanized. They have avocado (that's the "California" part), cucumber, and cooked crab meat wrapped in rice and seaweed. There are lots of other kinds of sushi that do NOT have raw fish, by the way, such as spider rolls, crispy rolls, etc. Sashimi is the slabs of plain raw fish. I think sashimi is very delicious, but it's not for everyone.

Answer 8

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a california roll is another type of sushi, its for the non-raw eating ppl. they say that sushi is the raw fish. Raw fish served is called Sashimi rolls are sushi.

Answer 9

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