i just eat sushi just for the sake of using chopsticks.

LOL, of couse you can use chopsticks to other use, such as eating noodles. I think it is kinda hard to eat sushi using chopsticks, usually it become very messy cause the filling drop everywhere:) But somebody told me that if you eat sushi, you supposed to eat all at once, but some sushi hae big size, I wonder how to eat them at one big swallowing

One needs to be highly skilled and talented to use chopsticks! Ha ha! Just kidding! Yes, it does take a while to be comfortable with chopsticks. It took me a couple of months practising before I could use them for sushi. Now I am quite used to it. I don't drop things on the table any more! Ha ha!

I'm Chinese so I already use chopsticks all the time when I eat but I like eating some food differently to feel another culture though. Sometimes I make porridge and eat them with the really long silver spoons because it feels more Korean.

I like some sushi. I can barely use chopsticks. When I get sushi, I eat it with my hands.

Eating sushi using chopsticks gives me a feeling of experiencing the Japanese culture/cuisine. But if I'm too hungry and my hands are getting shaky by using these chopstick, I shift on using the fork instead.

I love sushi even I'm an Asian. I had used chopsticks seen I'm was 4 years old because of my aunt sell the 'laksa'. Did you know what is laksa? Laksa is a popular spicy noodle soup from Malaysia. I'm start using the chopsticks by holding it with both hand, each hand with 1 chopstick. Its hard to make the noodle got into my mouth but its fun.

I can use chopsticks well when eating Chinese dishes and Japanese food, as I'm a Chinese. But metal chopsticks in korea restaurant make me suffering, because they are heavier than ones in China and Japan.

You know, it's interesting! In the past, in literary families, they have strict rules on using chopsticks, e.g. how to hold the chopsticks. So my peers think my post of holding chopsticks is good, but I know not. Comparing with my mum, my post is not good.

If you pay attention on it, you will find those who are good at skills of chopsticks, their chopsticks seldom cross, and the middle finger as the fulcrum.

It's quite interesting! Hehe...

It is funny that when I eat at an Asian restaurant, and the restaurant has both chopsticks and a knife and fork set, my non-Asian friends who know how to use chopsticks will use the chopsticks, and I sometimes will use the knife and fork. As for sushi, I always use chopsticks, as I think if I used a fork, the sushi would crumble before it hit my mouth. Chopsticks are like fingers, so as long as you don't mind cutting food with your teeth, you can use them to eat anything.