For many many years, my answer to this question hasnt changed.

what is your favorite food?
of course... SUSHI!
WhenI was in America, some people asked me if i ate sushi every day in Japan and maybe Japanese people would consider this a "stereo typical question" but for me it wasnt. because it was my favorite food and i wouldnt mind eating it everyday. So i didn't get sick of this question, iused to say " i wish!"
So, what is my favorite sushi?
I couldnt decide, so i wrote three sushi that i normally order, absolutely never miss.
MAGURO- also known as TUNA
(bright red ones are regular Maguro, the pink ones are called TORO, which are translated as Fatty tuna, since there are only little that can be taken from one Tuna fish, they are expensive!)

When i was still a child, i didnnow all the names of fish but i loved sushi. so When eating out with my family i used to say " i want the red one"
and my father knew what it was. They never taught me the word was Maguro because they thought it was cute that i said " the red one" so they didnt want me to get the name right. Now im 26 but sometimes i tdaddy " i wanna red one" and he says "ok, ill order for you"

Maguro can be eaten as just a regular NIGIRI which is rice ball with a slice of tuna fish on top, or also like this

This is called TEKKA maki(鉄火巻き) and it is rolled with seaweed. its so yumy
Salmon-Many foreginers love Salmon sushi, i was watching TV the other day and they talked about the popular sushi fish by foreginers living in Japan and umber one was salmon!
Just for information, according to "what is your favorite sushi fish?" ranking by goo, women answeres salmon sushi to be number two!!
Salmon is not too popular among "REAL SUSHI MASTERS" because its history is not too long. compared to MAGURO. after having the Kaiten zushi( Kaiten-zushi are inexpensive sushi restaurants where plates of sushi rest on a circular conveyer belt. You can take any plate that is available or you can ask the sushi chef to prepare something different orspecial.) Salmon appered on a menu.

Salmon has a rich taste like butter, so if you like something very very simple, salmon might not be your favoite.Go for Maguro first.
At last, i cannot talk about suchi without Hamachi....
Hamachi is translated as young yellow tal.
Why is it "young" yellowtail? because when its "grown" the name changes to " buri"
So, its a same fish- but let me tell you, it tastes different! personally i like Buri better, but it is seasonal stuff, and you dont often get to eat it. whereas hamachi is eaten almost year around so this time for may ranking i put Buri.
would they look different?
hamachi (young)
Buri (gorwn up)
you can tell its much fatter than hamachi
I hope this entry helped you to gain some knowledge on my favorite sushi!!! next time i wil talk about different types of sushi!!! Thanks to my friend Abi who suggested to talk about Sushi- probably the most famous Japanese food in the whole world :) she wanted to know about it and i thought itll be great to introduce Japanese fod culture on my blog!