The game is a . You have a pair of oversized chopsticks (the cheap, wooden kind that pinch your fingers) and a central pile of squishy, realistic sushi pieces—from wobbly tamago to a dangerously top-heavy ebi.
Disclaimer: This game does not come with actual fish. Do not eat the pieces. They are made of rubber and regret. tsumi umi sushi game
There are two types of people in this world: those who organize their sushi tray by color, and those who immediately knock over the soy sauce dish. The game is a
🍣🍣🍣🍣 (4/5 Rolls) Loses one star because I now have soy sauce in my carpet, but gains it back for pure joy. tsumi umi sushi game
It retails for about $35 and plays best with sake and 3-4 players.