Best seafood in HTown that isn't cajun? - Page 5

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12:20p, 11/1/24

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Little's Oyster Bar may be #1 on the list now.

Don't worry, no sushi so no one will be frightened.

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In reply to Marauder Blue 6 • 1:02p, 11/1/24

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Navy Blue … my personal favorite

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In reply to cheeky • 1:10p, 11/1/24

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Thats a broad brushed statement

How about this, crappie caught out of spring fead moving water tributaries is better than walleye caught in your described fresh waters.

I like both nonetheless… i enjoy walleye on my hunting excursions in S Dakota every year which is coming up mid Nov.

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5:08p, 11/3/24

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Little oyster bar was amazing Saturday night

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In reply to Bill Clinternet • 5:29a, 4/29/25

Bill Clinternet said:
schmellba99 said:
Bill Clinternet said:
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Bill Clinternet said:
So do you like actual seafood or fried garbage?
If you think fried equates to garbage, you probably should just not post anymore.

I don't think it does. I know it does. Fried shrimp/catfish etc is bubba food and isn't really seafood. It's garbage.
You must be so cosmopolitan and refined, everybody on this thread envies you and wishes they were you because of this.

Has nothing to do with being "refined". Fried( and breaded especially) garbage food has killed more Americans than all of the wars we have been in combined. Decision is based on data and facts, nothing more.

While I agree it's garbage food. I find it hilarious and rich that you would call it "bubba food" and shaming a "vulnerable class" as you also post about how Trump is installing a authoritarian regime, comparing Sundays ILLEGL underground night club raid to Kristalknokt and his illegal gangbangers are a "vulnerable class"

Just lol all around at this poster.

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In reply to Bill Clinternet • 6:58a, 4/29/25

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Bill Clinternet said:
schmellba99 said:
Bill Clinternet said:
So do you like actual seafood or fried garbage?
If you think fried equates to garbage, you probably should just not post anymore.

I don't think it does. I know it does. Fried shrimp/catfish etc is bubba food and isn't really seafood. I

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8:27a, 4/29/25

How's this for Bubba food?

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In reply to schmellba99 • 8:50a, 4/29/25

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In reply to Marauder Blue 6 • 8:54a, 4/29/25

Marauder Blue 6 said:
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There is an awful lot of terrible sushi out there though. Maybe people are snake bit.
Replace sushi with literally any type of meal you can think of and the statement is still true.

I'll be honest, I don't think there is such a thing as good sushi. Not my thing at all, never will be. Just like raw oysters aren't something I'll ever enjoy.

I also think sushi, by in large, is one of those trendy things that people think they have to like because reasons, not because they actually like it. Saying they love sushi makes them more cosmopolitan and refined in their minds, kind of like craft beer dorks who geek out of IPA's.
sushi isn't trendy. It has been a part of diets around the world for literally centuries in some form or another.

I enjoy a lot of sushi, I like the flavor and texture. I don't eat it a lot because it can be expensive, but I really like it and I'm too old to give a **** about trendy.
It is absolutely trendy over here. Just because in Japan and whereever they have been eating it forever doesn't change that fact.

Sushi became some super "I must tell everybody I love sushi every chance I get" dish a handful of years ago, and that's when you saw all of the sushi joints pop up like weeds around town.

If by a "handful" you mean at least 25 years ago, I guess you've got a point.
People were eating sushi long before social media.

For sure but it really first became a thing in the USA in the mid/late-80s when it was a super-trendy, yuppie thing on the coasts but it's been pretty mainstream here since at least the mid-90s.

There are still some pockets of resistance, mostly in the Midwest, but when you can get really good sushi in Columbus, Ohio you know it's gone mainstream.