What kind of fish/seafood does it use
Nigiri is a specific type of sushi consisting of a slice of raw fish over pressed vinegared rice. Sashimi refers to just slices of very fresh fish or meat served raw, often over a bed of shredded daikon radish.
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I think nigiri sushi describes the way it is served. It’s sliced raw fish served over bits of rice. The fish can be tuna, yellowtail, salmon, etc. You get to pick.
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I’m going to try it this week sometime I think
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It looks very yummy! What is the green stuff on top?
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You are so informative @anon1517417! 
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I think it’s tobiko, which is fish roe (eggs). It’s usually orange but here it’s probably dyed green from wasabi.
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Oh yes I like that! Thank you! I’m excited to try some
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Thanks! I love sushi. 
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Personally I don’t see the way people think it’s something great to eat. I don’t dislike it ,I’ll eat it occasionally , but for me it’s just a block of rice with something stuck on top of it .
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I love seafood and rice. Two of my fave foods so right up my alley 
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