Do you prefer eating sushi with chopsticks?

I can use chopsticks, but I consider sushi to be finger food. I make sure my hands are nice and clean and rinse my fingers in between each piece. It seems to be pretty common among the Japanese clientele, so I don't feel so much like a pig when I do it! I do use chopstics for things like salads, etc.

Tell your mom and brother that stabbing the sushi with one chop stick is considered the ultimate in rude behavior. Better that they use there hands.

I loooooveee sushi! I eat them with spoon if no chosticks is available, well at home only. But when I am in Tokyo2, I eat them with chopsticks. I know how to use them, but not perfectly. But I do love eating them using chopsticks.

Well sushis are designed to be eaten at one bite only. It means you take the whole thing inside your mouth. Well chopsticks are good for doing this but a fork cutting it is a big no-no for sushi lovers. You could use your hand but you should never cut it.

I use my hands LOL I think it's easier. And I'd enjoy it more if it's easier than me haha

yes, i prefer to use chopsticks when i eat sushi since they are convenient to use.. i love using chopsticks. Even in our home, i bought one pair and i use them whenever i eat noodles..

yes i can use chop sticks, learning was hard. but after practicing i got better. i eat sushi with chop sticks too. and rice and all the japanese food we get at resturants.;)

Ya ofcourse with chopsticks,its more authentic to eat with chopsticks.
But some japanese eat is their bare fingers.

if i bought take away sushi i would eat them with my hand. if i go to sushi outlet i would use the chopstick. i'm fine with both. but i never use fork and spoon or toothpick to eat them.

maybe your mom and brother just need to know how to hold the chopstick right. hold the sticks the way you hold your pencil and pick the sushi up from the sides, not the top. apply just enough pressure to hold it or the rice bed will break

Yes and yes . I really enjoy sushi, and I always use chopsticks to eat them. I think it adds more to the experience, and for me, chopsticks aren't really that hard to use.