Japanese food in Rome

Though sushi is now available at most neighborhood supermarket — usually displayed between the pre-boiled spinach and the vacuum packed slices of pink Parma ham, and maki and wasabi have become highly popular — there's still no telling just what you're getting. I recently had an informal chat with a Rome sushi chef, who gave me a better idea what to look out for. As I nibbled on perfect

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