Big tuna is hard to beat

Always punching above its weight

A story about a fight between a tuna and a lemon

Get ready for some raw action.

It’s a fracassee!

You can have a meal that’s a big fight or one made from small scraps.

Extreme sashimi, where both the chef and the fish have knives.

My wife feeds me that every day.

Food fight!

Only on RAW.

Beats me…

I can see from the photo that the losers were badly beaten

– Anything else, Sir?
– Just one punch, thank you.

As seen in ‘The Ring’

If you have trouble with this meal you should ask for seconds.
(Think about it…… 😉 )

Be there!!!

Made by chef Tony “Big Tuna” Accardo.
Chicago area people will understand.

– A Supper Bowl and a Winner Steak, please

Float like a butterfly, slice like a Cuisinart.

The octopus won.

Used a sucker punch.

The mantis shrimp wins every time.

Minsc: “Less talk, more fight!”

From the Japanese remake of Animal House.

When I tried to eat my Sashimi the traditional way, using my wife, it resulted in a very big fight indeed.

“Who you calling a shrimp?”

The octopus was hit below the belt, bruising his tentacles.

Jim Halpert must eat this.

Rule #1; Nobody talks about sashimi fight club.

The Gunkan are always looking for trouble. The sashimi could only fight, and the fight goes ugly.

You don’t eat this dish; you get poissoned.

Waiter, my sashimi is alive and kicking…. Help!!

did i just hear one of the sashimi pieces yell “YO ADRIANE” ?!?

@NoizeBomb. I see what you mean. But isn’t using a Battleship to catch your Sushi, (Wait for it) a bit of overkill? BOOM BOOM!

When I tried to eat my Sashimi in the traditional way, using another woman, it resulted in an even bigger fight with my wife.

Sashimi means “pierced body”, i.e. “刺身 = sashimi, where 刺し = sashi (pierced, stuck) and 身 = mi (body, meat).