>tfw hate the taste of cooked fish but love it raw Other than

>>8135290
Inuit

>>8135290
Hawaii (poke), Italy (carpaccio), France (oysters), Nordics (smoked, cured, and fermented)

>>8135290
Peruvian ceviche is apparently good

>>8135290
most carnivorous fish cultures tend not to cook their food, so that might be a good place to start

>>8135290
I love both. Aguachile/ceviche is god tier but gimme a fried tilapia with a side of rice and beans and I'm licking the plate clean.

A lot of countries have an uncooked fish dish.

Japanese has sushi. Mexico has ceviche. And America has the filet-o-fish from McDonald's.

Koreans eat raw fish too

>>8135822
>ceviche
>raw

>>8135855
Don't give me that "chemically cooked" shit. You know damn well what we're talking about.

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nobody has mentioned my favorite food

>>8135865
>raw

>>8135865
>Raw

>>8135893
>>8135912
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Lox
Lox is uncooked.

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Dutch

>>8135290
gravlax is god tier

I think you've just had badly/ over cooked fish that isn't very fresh.

>>8135345
cured salmon hnnnnnng

>>8135771
Yum, tasteless fish.

>>8135997
no onions?!

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>>8135290
Danes have a few dishes, one of the more common ones is Gravlax / Gravad Laks
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravlax

What most people here prefer is pickled herring in curry.

>>8136389
>I think you've just had badly/ over cooked fish that isn't very fresh.

I'm not OP but in a way I see where he's coming from. I like nearly all fish: raw, grilled, fried, you name it. But for whatever reason I despise most canned fish. Raw tuna? God tier. Tuna out of a can? Tastes and smells like rotten cat food. A fresh salmon steak grilled over a fire? Mouthgasm. Canned tuna? Blech.

>>8136720
I agree with you about standard canned tuna or salmon, but I canned some salmon that I smoked for around 2.5 hours that is great. Makes the best smoked salmon dip I've ever tasted.

>>8136584
It tastes like whatever you mix in the breading before you fry it.

>>8136690
>pickled herring in curry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlTukY9fV9Y

>>8137461
Right. Tasteless fish.