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Tsunami - Annapolis
- Address:
51 West St
Annapolis, MD 21401Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SushiPrice: $30 and under
Tsunami - Annapolis
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.kapowgroup.com/tsunami
- Phone: (410) 990-9868
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Nightly: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, sushi bar until 1:00am (If interested in requesting BOOTH dinner seating, please note that booths are generally only available at 6 / 6:30pm or 8 / 8:30pm. Otherwise we will do our best to accomodate your request.)
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Pan-Asian
- Executive Chef: Bobby Massa and Jonathan Hsu
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area (bar only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Private party room available for up to 22 people. Special, customized menus available. Room Fees or Guest Minimums apply for private events held Thursday through Saturday.
- Private Party Contact: Any Manager 4109909868
- Entertainment: DJ (alt rock) many nights after 10pm. Individually scheduled theme parties, art shows, release parties and fundraising events.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Calvert/Cathedral
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Best spot is Gott's Public Parking Garage located on Calvert St. between Northwest St. and West St. Once parked, exit garage near ticket dispenser and pass through small walkway and you will be right across the street from Tsunami.
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From fresh sushi to chef prepared steaks and seafood, Tsunami caters to all appetites. Surrounded in a modern, intimate, and lively atmosphere Tsunami welcomes all to enjoy anything from a creative drink, to a quick snack to a night of dinner and dancing.Continued
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Tsunami - Annapolis reviews from OpenTable diners
33 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.7
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (21)neighborhood gem (18)hot spot (15)vibrant bar scene (11)special occasion (10)late-night find (10)good for groups (6)romantic (5)notable wine list (3)great for lunch (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- Family night outMeganBBDined on 11/22/2014My family and I visited Tsunami on a Saturday night for a much needed night out. Tsunami always has great sushi and all in all it was a great experience. My only complaint is, my $9 drink tasted really bad so the waitress said she could take it back to the bartender to add stuff to it but they do not like to take any drinks off the bill. I didn't ask her to take it off, but instead wanted a new drink to replace it because the one I had tasted terrible. I was a sever for 5 years and in those 5 years, I've never told a "customer" I can tweek their nasty drink to hopefully make it taste better. A little disappointed about her response after our bill was $200+ and we have dined with them many times over the past few years.I would recommend this to a friend.
- KLWMDDined on 11/21/2014Food was very good. Good selection and good sized portions that were perfect for sharing. Was loud at times but a fun atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Iggy PopmichaelgallagherDined on 11/16/2014Matt was our waiter that evening. He did a terrific job. He made the birthday celebration for the five of us quite memorable. Hats off to Matt.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tsunami was great!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/1/2014I went to Tsunami for my birthday this year. We had a large group of 13 for dinner. The table had cocktails, apps, sushi and entrees during dinner everything turned out perfect! The services was great and super fast. We ended up staying at the bar for more drinks after dinner for a couple of hours because we were having such a great time!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It is still excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/1/2014Great food still after many years! Always a favorite in Annapolis!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always our favoriteOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 10/30/2014Fabulous cocktails. Great sushi. Really hot and spicey options-- no fear! Edgy with a side of low calorie, satisfying choices!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great vibe and lots of fun.AnnapolisdinersDined on 10/23/2014Most under-rated restaurant in the Annapolis area.Special Features:
- Excellent foodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/18/2014The food here is great. Big selection and everything is good. I plan on going back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, small portions!coloradomomDined on 10/10/2014The food here is good and the atmosphere lively. We ordered a combo of cooked items and sushi and everything was delicious, just not enough of it in some cases, especially with the sushi. Very small portions compared to other area sushi restaurants. Server was very friendly!Special Features:
- Great Food !deckedoutDined on 10/9/2014Dinners consisting of sea bass and salmon were very tasty. Dressing on avacado salad was also tastefully sweet. Lighting is so low it is difficult to see and noise level is high. However, the delicious food is well worth overcoming these smaller issues.Special Features:
- Tenderloin!Fiamma11Dined on 10/8/2014The sushi was terrific, the pot stickers very good but the beef tenderloin was beyond delicious. Beautifully prepared!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- my go to restaurantCatRDined on 10/4/2014Tsunami never disappoints! Love the renovations and atmosphere. The sushi is creative and delicious. I am a frequent customer and will always be. My only complaint over the many many yrs I have been a customer would be the music volume is a bit loud for dinner time. Try the Yomamoto tofu its delicious. I get it without the fish flakes, Spicy tuna roll and Metropolitan roll are my favorites. The waitstaff are always amazing and attentive and the prices are fair for the quality of food. I rate Tsunami 10/10Special Features:
- Always a Great Eating SpotYorkmanDined on 9/29/2014We usually order off the appetizers part of the menu, and Tsunami never disappoints us. We had Edamame, Popcorn Shrimp, Mussels, Avocado salad, and Fried rice with Beef. Fantastic!Special Features:
- GREAT RESTAURANTseptembergalDined on 9/20/2014It was my birthday and everyone from the beginning till the end of our dinner went out of their way to wish me a happy birthday I even received a free dessert. Both our meals were excellent. I had the steak and my husband had the scallops. We would highly recommend either meal. Our waitress Racine was wonderful. We love the ambiance of this restaurant and have always enjoyed our dining experience at Tsunami.Special Features:
- Always our favorite.!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/19/2014Our favorite!!!!! You can get good hot and spicey everything! Hamachi Sashimi, Deluxe Sprng rolls and a Regalo Verde with tequila ,jalapeño sour mix and lime and basil. Yum! Great Woodford reserve manhattan's UP, too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Clearly under-ratedAnnapolisdinersDined on 9/5/2014Clearly the most under-rated restaurant in Annapolis. Great, creative food, great drinks and wonderful service. My wife and I go there at least once a week and always have a great meal in a fun setting. More SOHO, than Annapolis, in vibe. Sushi is really better than Joss's. Probably the best bar in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 25th BirthdayMissCaliforniaDined on 8/16/2014The Sushi was great, the drinks were great, they were accommodating when more people joined the group than I had made reservations for, and the server was attentive and even offered to split checks without us asking. Overall I was very happy with the experience! The only criticism I ever have for this restaurant is that it is too loud. Great for friends, not for an intimate date.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 411 reviews are from the Tsunami - Annapolis reviews archive.
- Amazing servicebillduggan81Dined on 7/15/2014For the past 2 years having been saying we were gonna try this place.....wow it was worth the wait. Incredibly attentive staff and waitress and well the food surpassed our expectations. Safe to say this is gonna become a go to for us :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not GoodKittyVIPDined on 7/2/2014This restaurant used to be very good, but not any more. The sushi was tasteless and did not seem fresh. There was no sushi chef in the restaurant so I suspect the sushi was not freshly cut. All in all a bad meal. Aside from the food, the restaurant is in need of updating.
- Loved Bartender Jeff!ShannonVIPDined on 6/28/2014Jeff was super! Friendly, knowledgeable and fast! All the qualities of a great bartender!Special Features:
- Great sushi @ new cocktailsDTAloverDined on 6/21/2014A cozy spot for groups of 2-4. Great service continually filling our waters and checking in. Loved the new cocktail menu - recommend the Mermaid Daiquiri to anyone who loves coconut and a mini trip to paradise. I'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DecentKMinMDDined on 5/25/2014Great location, nice for a dinner before a Rams Head show. Decor a little tired (cracked booth cushions). Staff in t-shirts and jeans; not terrible but adds to 'tired' feel. Staff nice enough but also seemed...tired. Food was a little pricey but good and decent portion. We were out for a rare evening without our kids...showed up dressed nicely with wife and not thrilled to be seated next to a table with little kids... But staff didn't know that...and family was nice, but kills any thought of a romantic evening. Would go again but for a regular dinner, not on date night.
- Interesting findMacbabsDined on 5/20/2014This was our second visit and the food and service was very good both times. If you are a sushi lover they have a large selection. Entre selection is very good. Nice blend of Asian and continental flavors. Ambience/décor needs a little freshening up.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tsunami Rocks !!DayTrippersDined on 5/11/2014In the age of consumerism, here you are a true customer. Great people, great food, amazing service and in a great spot.Special Features:
- Mediocre sushiSushiLoverVIPDined on 5/9/2014Tsunami does not have a sushi bar, which is the first clue that the sushi would not be good. The sushi tasted like it came from a grocery store. Our server told us that most of their business comes from late night dining, which means you have to be drunk to enjoy their food - second clue. Third clue was the restaurant was empty at 7pm on a beautiful Saturday night. Needless to say, I will not be eating there any time soon.Special Features:
- Rubber fish?kevdiddyDined on 5/3/2014If you enjoy your fish rubbery, you'll love it. If you enjoy your dishes overpriced, you'll love it.
- DeniseDined on 4/26/2014The food at tsunami never disappoints...from sushi selections to the main dishes, everything was perfectly prepared and presented. While the noise level is high, the food and service are more than worth making a reservation!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sushi AnnapolisNaptownianDined on 4/18/2014Good spot for sushi and drinks.............................,,,,,,,,....................Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- InconsistencyDisappointedDined on 4/12/2014I have dined their many times. I had a reservation, they seemed to be rushing the food out. Usually they provide a bottle of water, this time they didn't, don' t know why this time was different. The place was about 20% full! many tables were available. I was seated in the back. Very, very disappointed. The waiter did not bring out all that was ordered, had to remind him. The one thing that is good is the food. I will start using carry out.Special Features:
- I ordered the scappols andOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/1/2014I ordered the scappols and only got 4 of them. My plate was like a childs portion.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good timesBignbaldDined on 2/15/2014Able to have a great convo while enjoying excellent food. Coctail was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The seating was very tightKeshaDined on 2/8/2014The seating was very tight but the food and drinks were great. The restaurant has a nice ambiance.Special Features:
- Trading on past gloryCP14Dined on 1/28/2014This was my first (and last) visit here. Other reviewers have noted that it no longer lived up to its prior glories. I found the Asian "fusion" menu very limited and usually a fusion of elements that left me shaking my head in wonder. The dish I had was bland and somewhat odd; it would have been perfectly acceptable acceptable in a Chinese carry-out, but not in a place whose prices promise, but do not deliver, much more. Perhaps it has become a tourist spot, where diners do mot return because they were just visiting. I live here and will not eat there again. The only bright spots were the wines by the glass, which were good, and the service, which was attentive.
- A place to rememberZoninVIPDined on 1/26/2014This is my go to restaurant in Annapolis. The food is fresh and wonderful. The bourbon drinks are creative and awesome .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sushi riceLove2EatDined on 1/20/2014I've been to Tsunami a few times before and had an amazing time. Last night, I was less than impressed with the food quality. We ordered a few rolls and and some apps. The rice seemed either old or under cooked, because it was hard and very dry.Special Features:
- Love this place! Food is alwayssomewhathappycustomerDined on 1/19/2014Love this place! Food is always awesome. Stay away from the brussel sprouts though. I love brussel sprouts, but these were a big, soggy, stinky swing and a miss. The sushi is top rate though!Special Features:
- A menu that thinks outside the boxTEAMODined on 1/19/2014Just a fabulous, interesting, enticing menu. Bison short rib with sirachi mac and cheese and braised brussel sprouts with bacon is delicious. Tandoori salmon is a clear winner. Cocktail menu is fun. Best Manhattan (357) in town to be honest. They did not have it this time but they made one just as special. Sushi menu is a twist from what you see elsewhere. Just a happening place. Get the Living Social deal when it comes around, you won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Glad we wentdss123Dined on 1/18/2014Though not a family restaurant, we took our kids and we all loved it. Food was excellent. Noisy and small, but we had a good time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great sushiJoeloDined on 1/17/2014The food(sushi) was great as always and we also had a good bottle if chilled sake. I made reservations for 5 people and they squeezed us onto a table for four by adding a chair. Meanwhile a boot just across from us stayed empty for most of the time we were there. 2nd time that has happened to us!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect eveningIcemanVIPDined on 1/16/2014Food, service, ambience were all excellent. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:


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- fldhkybnva Apr 14, 2014 04:19 AM
Do you or don't you? For me, it depends if the dish needs to be reheated. I've reheated fish at work and it wasn't an issue but I only reheat fish like tilapia and cod that are fairly low on the fishy smell scale. I don't hesitate to eat a chilled tuna or salmon mayo based type salad or chilled fish over greens. No one ever complains and they often inquire as to what smells so good since the place is usually filled with the smells of takeout subway or burgers. What's your policy on bringing fish based lunches to work?
It would depend upon the culture of the office. If it is something others do and no one seems to mind, then fine. Then again, to me the most offensive, unprofessional smell an office can have is stale, crappy microwave popcorn. It hangs in the air for weeks. It people are doing that in the office, they don't have much say over the temporary odor of a fish-based lunch.
re: Just Visiting
I agree culture matters. We often have conferences with catered lunch. Indian curry is in the rotation, I find the smell overwhelming and it lingers forever but it's what the powers that be have chosen so there seems to be an acceptance of smellier food options.
re: fldhkybnva
Ha, this reminds me, my sister used to work for a large company with a large population of Indian IT workers and they'd all bring curry dishes to work for lunch. She got so fed up with the smell, she brought a container of old sour kimchi to work.
re: fldhkybnva
That was the first thing I thought of when reading your post... Indian food! I worked in a small office years ago, my first "real job." It was in entertainment.
My boss hired a new assistant, fresh from India BBC or something. And EVERY DAY for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, she'd heat up Tupperware containers full of curry. It drove me absolutely nuts, as my office was right off the kitchen and her temporary desk was set up behind mine.
I'm 1/4 Indian but can't stand the food. I'd open all the windows but couldn't get rid of the smell. My boss fired her after a month. Not sure why, maybe it was the curry.
re: Just Visiting
Microwaved popcorn is horrible in the workplace. Thank goodness I could close my office door to avoid smelling it. Gross.
re: breadchick
Also the smell if the microwaved frozen dinners. That plastic smell is disgusting.
re: wincountrygirl
I hate that smell. I don't say anything because they are ubiquitous but it's the smelliest option among the lunch reheatables in my book. It all smells the same.
re: wincountrygirl
One of my co-workers microwaves his Hot Pockets almost daily. The WORST
I won't reheat fish at work, or anything in the cabbage family.
re: Leslie
Me either, nor will my colleagues
I don't since I started working in a tiny office. I will still bring fish in, but have it in the large, well-ventilated cafeteria where all sorts of food odors are mingling (there is a micro available for folks who bring food from home).
And my coworkers are really considerate so I don't want to offend.
Here is a kinda gross, yet related, story: My BIL one day brought a leftover shrimp dish into work and reheated it for lunch. A woman co-worker walked in as he was taking it out of the microwave, was apparently offended by the odor, and yelled "That smells female funky!". He was mortified and never brought in seafood to reheat for lunch again.
Absolutely not! The smell of microwaved fish is so offensive to me so I wouldn't warm it myself and I would hope others would not either. I don't like the smell so tuna sandwiches either but the smell seems to dissipate fairly quickly so I am not going to complain about that.
For some reason, I welcome the smell of McDonald's filet o fish though!
re: pumpkinspice
I think the McD FOF just smells like "fried". Very little fish aroma, if any.
re: Tripeler
Probably very little fish.
re: jounipesonen
take a look the next time you have one -- the inside of a FoF has a grain/texture that tells me it's actually a piece of fish.
I happened to be near a Wendy's a few days ago, and had one of their new fried cod sandwiches. Was a little surprised to find it to actually be a pretty good sandwich -- the fish is bigger than at McDonald's, and has a nice panko crust.
Nutritionally, it's still a disaster, but at least it's a tasty disaster....
re: sunshine842
I have a quick FOF question for you FOF enthusiasts. It's been years since I've had one, but sometimes when you flake them apart there is like a shiny silver coloration on parts of the white meat. Is that normal?
re: Firegoat
Yes, normal. It's part of the skin, as far as I know.
re: Sooeygun
yep -- it's the last layer of skin. Completely harmless.
I don't but honestly I've heard at least someone complain about just about every thing I've seen someone eat at work - so what the hell, eat what you want, someone's going to complain anyway . . . .
re: thimes
I read a few old threads before posting here and it seemed that your conclusion is correct.
I let my employees bring in anything but sardines or oily stinky fish and curry for our microwave in our small office. There is no way to air it out and it lingers for hours!
I burn incense in my office if needed, but one person hates the smell of incense, so I burn it when she isn't there. I also have a odor removing candle and a few sprays. We all have a sense of humor about it, and are flexible....but I think it is unprofessional (and a bit embarrassing) to have your office stink all day for meetings, clients or visitors.
re: sedimental
One of my favorite easy work lunches is a can of sardines and saltine crackers. I also microwave curry and other leftovers with impunity.
But I have a big office and I'm directly across from the kitchen and restrooms. So no immediate neighbors to offend. Plus I do
Much as I love smoked haddock and mackerel I won't reheat it at work as I think it's inconsiderate.
Not quite as inconsiderate as what happened several years ago. It was my first management job and the first time I had my own office. I'd only been there a couple of weeks and arranged a meeting for early afternoon. The guy turns up, sits down for the meeting and proceeds to unwarp a doner kebab. I told him to go and eat in the kitchen and come back when he'd finished.
re: Paprikaboy
I'd never reheat mackerel, that's a guaranteed smell fest.
I personally won't reheat fish at work. A few years ago a coworker reheated halibut in the communal microwave and oh my goodness it smelled terrible.
re: rockandroller1
I used to work in an office where MW popcorn was verboten, as the boss felt it was distracting and likely to reduce productivity/draw people from their desks. about the same time we were doing a J/V with a company from a land where cooked fish was a basic,, and whoa I am more than cool with fried/baked/roasted fish smells, but MW'd? it's just different.
re: hill food
Weird, I worked for a company with a similar situation - boss/owner banned MW popcorn but we had lots of employees from Africa where partner company was located and microwaved fish was a regular thing.
I'll eat fish that doesn't smell, so that usually means cold dishes. Poached salmon, tuna salad, or a cold shrimp or calamari salad in oil and vinegar, which usually kills any fishy odors.
I never used to get the "stinky food at work" problem. But then most people ate in a break room, or closed their office doors or went to eat. Now I work where about 5 people all bring their lunch and we eat at our desks. One days I smelled something I thought was a fresh horrid bowel movement. Nope, someone's lunch. A lot of the microwave asian-type meals seem to have a super pungent odor. I've never noticed a fish smell, but maybe no one is eating fish?
re: Firegoat
re: sedimental
I particularly felt bad as I didn't realize someone was eating.... I was walking up from the back of the building and the food was on the other side of a cubicle wall... I assume the smell was coming from a mechanical room or the bathrooms off the hallway so I pipe right up as I walk in... man, I don't know what died back there but man it smells like sh*t.... yeah that was uncomfortable.
re: Firegoat
Thanks for the laugh!
I don't have an issue with cold fish items like tuna salad or poached salmon that aren't reheated. The problem with reheating fish in a microwave is that not only does the smell become airborne, but it also seems to stick to the microwave, so everytime you open the microwave door, you get a whiff.
cold dishes? No problem at all.
I used to work with a lady who insisted on microwaving her fish in the office -- I'm a huge fan of all sorts of fish and shellfish, but this stunk of ammonia (yeah, there was something wrong with the fish) and the stench hung in the air for days.
I've never brought fish that needed to be reheated since.
I don't like most reheated seafood so I don't do it. Our office is pretty strict about "smelly" foods but still people do it anyway, usually at off hours. I have to say those lean cuisine/WW frozen meals with any kind of seafood smell awful.
The smelly food rules are extending out onto the work floor too not just the break room/pantry. We converted to open seating so everything travels-smells, voices, ringing phones, etc. One woman just started eating paleo and makes bacon and eggs or sausage and eggs in the pantry microwave every morning and then eats at her desk. While I love both bacon and sausage man do those smells linger! It is not unusual for people to comment as soon as they hit our floor. My guess is that it will be "banned" soon as well.
re: foodieX2
The girl one desk over eats hot bacon every. single. morning.
I'm vegetarian. The smell makes me turn green and want to toss my cookies. Thank goodness it looks like she's moving across the office to the far other side at the end of this week!
In the meantime i've booked any and all meetings i have to go to for the mornings....
re: Ttrockwood
I hope that girl moves next to my desk. i don't mind smelling bacon every morning.
re: Ttrockwood
I would really dislike this as well. I'm not vegetarian, but I seem to be one of the few people who really dislikes bacon, and really, really dislikes the smell of it.
I used to work at a camp where they cooked the bacon in the deep fryers. It was NOT a good day at work when I had to come in when they were cooking bacon for 350 people. The kitchen/dining areas were in the same building as my office.
re: foodieX2
Open seating is like the 8th ring of hell. WTH, they got rid of it in the 50s for a reason. I was in a large corp transaction div a few years ago when someone justified their office with a door by eliminating cubes, and btw went to paperless at the same time. Result: we all lugged binders of paper to the car every day, and woe betide anyone who took "your" seat.
re: Teague
It is the bastion of hell. Not only does our entire floor smell of bacon for hours (which once and while is fine but not every day) but the woman who just moved to the space next me has an ill mother in a nursing home. She is on the phone with the nursing home for at least an hour each day. While I feel sorry for her (I lost my mom recently) it is very disturbing to listen in great detail about bed sores and reactions to medication. It is also very uncomfortable listening to her to yell at the staff which is a regular occurrence. There are conference rooms we can use for private calls.
It definitely depends on where you work - but I have no problem bringing fish to work. If there's a separate luncheon area to prep food, that helps. If you have to nuke the food w/in the cubicles then that can be an issue.
I have a memory of "The Office" when Jim brought in a tuna fish sandwich his first day of work and was called "Tuna Fish" for months. That wouldn't bother me as I love tuna fish. I mostly eat my lunch outside after having a cube mate retch when I ate a banana w/in our confines. I honestly didn't know bananas smelled that bad.
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re: pamf
I would quit that job.
re: Dirtywextraolives
Fish hater here. I would rather smell your fish than MW popcorn or most Lean Cuisine meals I've smelled.
re: debbiel
Yea, very big of you, but I wouldn't subject you to any of it.
People eat fresh durian in my office - I doubt fish would raise an eyebrow.
If it requires reheating forget it. Sometimes I will take it out and let it come slowly to room temperature.
re: thimes
If rather not name my company. While there are no official policy/procedures on forbidden food there are plenty of "unofficial" ones communicated via email and posted signs.
I don't think anyone would be fired. Falls into that gray area of "are you a team player".
Recently food allergies have been playing into it as well. One pantry has signs forbidding using the microwave for any foods containing tree nuts, peanuts and corn.
re: foodieX2
No, of course no company names.
I'm just curious if these are large cubicle farm type companies - small 30 people offices - sales/retail type environments - etc.
re: thimes
the company I work for now doesn't have any written rules, but for the first time in my career, I actually work with adults who clean up after themselves and are considerate of one another.
We're small -- only a handful of people in the office, pretty spread out in our own offices, and a separate kitchen area.
We work in a black hole for options -- the only stuff that's close is utter junk -- so most everyone brings their lunch every day.
Murphy's Law reigning as always, the funky smells linger forever, so everybody's pretty good about not bringing funky stuff.
My job makes free popcorn on Fridays for staff and customers. There's a movie theater type oil/corn popper back in the break room. It isn't microwave popcorn.. but after about 3-4 hours I get pretty nauseous yuckified by the stink depending on how many batches are getting fired up. As far as office politics, there are numerous signs like (use the scoop, don't get your germy hands on the corn) etc.
The biggest food annoyance I have at work is I inherited a desk where there were candy jars sitting and apparently people fill them up and also put a bag of candy in one of my drawers. I so enjoy a) losing part of my desk acreage to shit I could care lessa bout b) dieting with candy on my desk c) people coming over and interrupting me to get said candy and d) candy in my drawer. Uck. I said about 3 months ago to my boss I would really not like that candy jar on my desk. It moved for about a week then returned.
I have the same policy you do. Low smelling fish is okay in my book.
In a very diverse work environment you need to be tolerate of everyone's diet.
Just like you I take leftover salmon and make a mayo based salmon salad.
I think complaining about the smells is just as rude and the one producing the smell.:P
I think we should just be tolerant.
re: Sandwich_Sister
It's funny, I've asked a few people in the office and they are confused "why would I care, eat what you want."
My one corporate job was in a cavernous open room with a bunch of cubicles cowering in the middle, but the break room was a small space off to one side. The only smell that would escape from there to pervade the huge space beyond was – yes! – microwave popcorn. Shortly after I started working there a bag of that caught fire in the microwave oven, not only stinking up the place with burnt corn and fake butter but burnt wiring and plastic. The new one came with a big sign from On High, and that was the end of the popcorn.
A bunch of us did enjoy stinking up the breakroom, though – we were mostly computer geeks of one stripe or another, so this kind of undergraduate foolishness sort of comes with the territory. We would have a weekly Sardine Sandwich Day, preferably with onion sliced on the cutting board with the break room's pathetic dime-store knife. I told Mrs. O about that when she asked me to please put no onion in the white-bean salad I made for her lunches, since she didn't want to offend any fellow lunchers, and she just said how glad she never had to work with the likes of us.
I've only worked in a few places and don't currently work. One spot was pretty much open season for whatever you wanted to bring, but we did food heating in a large kitchen with a very good vent system.
In my other job, there was no outright prohibitions, but we commonly had at least one pregnant worker on staff pretty much all the time, so people were courteous about what they heated or brought into the building.
well, yesterday i heated up some tomato spinach soup with cod in the communal microwave.
no complaints
re: fldhkybnva
That happens at least once a month. Still, it's marginally preferrable to the guy who microwaves sulphur-ey hardboiled eggs then throws out the yolk. Why not just nuke the whites which have no smell? Bewildering.
re: monkeyrotica
The sulfur in eggs is mostly in the whites which reacts with the iron in the yolk to make that awful smell. Perhaps if the iron were removed, it would lesson the odor, though that story is still quite hilarious.
re: fldhkybnva
I Used to hate them just for that reason until I started pricking a hole in the egg with a needle to let the gas escape. No smell.
At previous work place I could only bring in tuna salad and the very occasional and infrequent ca kho (usually salmon). I once brought in takeout fried fish and immediately my mgr said no more fried fish. Current work place tells me I can bring whatever I want to bring and so far only done tuna salad. But my current co-workers are more tolerant of my different foods. I wish I lived closer to work so I could just go home for lunches.
I work in a large office. One of my coworkers frequently brings canned salmon for lunch. For awhile, she was walking clear down the hall to the file room directly behind me, and draining her can of salmon in the trash receptacle in that file room. Why? Who knows. But that file room would smell like salmon the rest of the day (and I love salmon). I finally had to ask her to drain the fish in the kitchen.
I realize this doesn't answer your question. I do bring fish occasionally and heat it up in the microwave, if necessary. I've never had anyone complain.
re: HeyImBack
I agree, the draining is very smelly. I think canned tuna and salmon are fine when cold or room temperature as long as they have been prepared at home. I feel similarly about boiled eggs. If you make egg salad at home it doesn't seem to reek as much by the time you eat it.
re: HeyImBack
I just drain the tuna down the sink drain (it's just water, after all...) then rinse the can when I've emptied it.
Pretty much eliminates all the odor.
re: sunshine842
"it's just water, after all."
IF it really was JUST water! :-)
re: jounipesonen
salt, juice...whatevs. Not like it's going to hurt a kitchen sink.
re: sunshine842
yeah - just messin' with you
I don't eat fish and generally could care less what you eat.
The smell of hot stinky fish does not go away when you finish eating it. Its like the gift that just keeps on giving all. day. long.
It depends on the workplace situation and kitchen set up. If the kitchen is totally seperate and well ventilated away from desks and work area then who cares. But too often where i have been working that is not the case.... Common courtsey would be to not microwave stinky foods and/or eat them at your desk near coworkers.
re: Ttrockwood
"Common courtesy"
I googled it - couldn't find it anywhere. I think there's been a content filter on for years now.
re: Ttrockwood
I agree with that courtesy. I asked this question at work and someone chimed in that he was still upset and confused as to why someone put his eggs in his desk. Apparently he peeled 6 boiled eggs, then was paged and left the office for 20 minutes and came back to find the eggs missing. A fellow coworker had stashed them in his drawer to reduce the awful smell. He waved an empty bag in front of my face yesterday and it still reeked. I kindly asked him to deposit that bag in a trash can elsewhere.
I often bring cold, fried spotted weakfish fillets to work for lunch. I dare not leaving them in the frig because they tend to disappear, and not to the garbage can!!
My boss is one of the kindest people I've ever met. The only time I've seen him come close to firing someone in a rage was when they microwaved fish in the office.
That woman was fired shortly thereafter, and I think it was largely due to her general obliviousness towards manners and courtesy.
I'm seeing a lot of comments here from people who microwave fish at work and don't receive any complaints from coworkers. Please believe me: people are talking about you behind your back.
re: Papuli
"The only time I've seen him come close to firing someone in a rage was when they microwaved fish in the office."
I'd rather have a coworker microwave fish in my office every day than work for someone who would have that kind of reaction to someone heating up their lunch.
re: debbiel
Well, this is the internet, so that was hyperbole.
Also, again, the smell of microwaved fish is truly horrifying.
re: Papuli
I had one co-worker who could smell anything. I'd bring in cold salmon from last nite's dinner and not heat it up, but she'd smell it from her cube, but she usually said it smells good, how did you make it, you cook good, etc. No complaints, just compliments and recipe requests. One time at another job, I brought in home made Manhattan clamchower that I had added squid to. A co-worker (my sister-in-law) came over and asked "what are you eating?" I picked up the spoon with tentacles on it and said "clam chowder" She jumped about two feet backwards out of my cubicle.
I worked in a small, family-owned bank credit dept once, any food smells were strongly discouraged. Pretty much, no one ate there, you would take your lunch outside, and the microwave was strictly for - well, nothing really. Skinniest bankers I've ever seen, at that place :) Also, in the (mostly staff) bathroom, they had the largest collection of aerosol air purifiers I have ever seen, there had to be 25 bottles lined up on the counter. I found this to be completely hilarious, and very much in keeping with the whole place. You couldn't fix problems (something didn't balance etc) in any kind of straightforward way, it required many inputs in secret and some sort of adjustment by some person who was not in charge, but who had an unofficial dispensation to make adjustments which would not have to be acknowledged by an officer. Just insanity.
That said, I don't microwave fish at work, that's just not cool. I love fish, and cauliflower, and various other smelly foods, but don't feel the need to inflict this on my coworkers.
A staff member from another department used out department's microwave to reheat crab cakes....gag!
For me - it's not a fish question - it's a question of having foods with strong odors at the workplace. I wouldn't reheat strongly odored food at work - it seems thoughtless. People of course should be able to eat what they want, or what is cultural to them, but - - - even so - - - when you are in a society of people there are things to consider.
re: SamuelAt
Just like some people have a heightened sense of taste, some have a heightened sense of smell. Seems to me the perpetrators just don't think the stuff smells bad. It's like bad breath; you have a hard time smelling your own. And like vision and hearing, sometimes one's olfactory senses dull with age. Kinda explains why great grandma smells the way she does.
re: monkeyrotica
That's true! But I wonder if people think about the difference between microwaving stuffed cabbage at work vs. a cup of coffee or hamburger...
re: BuildingMyBento
How about someone coming from a cigarette break having eaten garlic and raw onions for lunch, then nuking a sardine sandwich for their afternoon snack?
The adult equivalent of that weird kid on the playground who smelled like milk and B.O.
As an aside though--people with bad garlic/onion breath are the worst offenders IMHO. My (very sweet) new physical therapist reeked of both during our session on Wednesday and I had to stealthily hold my breath for the duration.
re: nothingswrong
Ugh... milk breath makes me want to gag! Even with babies.
re: GH1618
and?? did it smell? How did it taste?
We need to know!
re: sunshine842
Let's just say it got everyone's attention. Try it!
A dried squid looks something like those sandals from India that were made of water buffalo hide that I wore in the 1960's. Suprisingly, however, toasted dried squid is somewhat tastier than shoe leather. It was a long time ago, so I don't remember exactly. It has never occured to me to repeat the experience.
re: GH1618
Yumm...smelly stuff but stuff I'd only eat at home. I love dried fish
Was leafing through an old issue of Bon Appetit yesterday and there was a feature on "Work Lunches." There was also a big bolded note in the margin about not reheating things that smell in the communal microwave, like fish or cabbage.
I thought of this thread yesterday!
Someone heated up a frozen spinach souffle frozen entree thing that apparently contains egg in it. The whole breakroom and hallway smelled like egg for hours. I could smell it in my office too. Horrible!!!
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The Chitauri forces appeared to be biological when they removed their masks and such but they all dropped like robotic drones when Iron Man blew up the mothership. I think
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Donnie, thanks for responding. We are definitely cousins, but at what point I am unsure. I am going to quote a few paragraphs from the book "Whisnants Through The Ages" by Raymond C. Whisenant which may explain some of the confusion. If you would like a hard copy of the entire articles on the confusion about Robert Caldwell "Robin" Whisenant send me your address and I will mail it.
Robert Caldwell "Robin" Whisenant (His father was John Nicholas Whisenant II). Born, cira 1811, in GA. died, cirs 1857, in MO. Census in Collin Co., TX, 1850, Newton Co., MO, 1840. Robert moved to Arkansas, from his native Georgtia, then to Missouri by 1840, where he married Matilda Roseberry. He arrived in Allen, TX by 1844. A story is told that around 1856 or 1857 he returned to Missouri for supplies, and some logs for a new house. While on that expedition he drowned ina river. The following is a copy of a land grant document in his name:..."
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Then there is a listing of his inventory and appraisement of Robert C. Whisenant's estate. Taken 1865...with Hugh Whisenant, adm. of R. C. Whisenant, dec'd...."
"Author's note: I obtained this document from Gladys Huneycutt Ballew. Acording to Gladns' notes, she obtained a copy of the document from box #24, lower floor of the county clerks office at McKinney, TX, in 1976.
"The book "The Georgians Genealogies of Pioneer Settlers", by Jeannette H. Austin, pub. 1986, page 382, lists Robert C. Whisenant in the family of Nicholas Whiswnant, married to Rachel Ann dooley, on 3/12/1840. I believe this is incorrect. Robert Caldwell Whisenant was already in Missouri at that time and married to Matilda Roseberry.
"Other researchers have placed him in the family of Christopher Columbus Whisonant. An intestate record, dated 20 Nov 1865, of Christopher Columbus Whisonant (printed under his family inthis book). It wists a Robert Whisenant, decd. This Robert C. Whisenant married Rachel Ann Dooley, in Lumpkin Co., GA in 1840. He was in Montgomery Co., AR by 1850. Therefore, I don't think it likely that Robert Caldwell Whisenant was Christopher's son."
"He farried, first an unknown woman.
1. Mary Elizabeth Whisenant. Born, cira 1833, in Newton Co., MO. Died, before 1860. Census in Collin Co., TX, 1850. She married Levi Turner, 15 Jul 1851, in Collin Co., TX
2. William Hugh Whisenant (My gg grandfather who married Mary Elizabeth Blackmore. He was born Oct. 18, 1834, Newton Co., MO and died Jan 9, 1899, Hollis Co, OK. I have a picture of this couple.)
3. Martha Whisenant. She married Mr. Stockton.
He married, second, Matilda Roseberry, daughter of Absalom Roseberr and Ann Dykes, 5 Dec 1837, in Newton Co., Mo. Born, 1814, in TN. Died, before 1860 in Collin Co., TX. Census in Collin Co., TX, 1850 Children:
4. Nancy Sue Whisenant, b. cira 1841, in MO. Census i Collin Co., Tx 1850. Married John L. Lee, 31 July 1855, in Collin Co., TX
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There are over 500 pages in the book, so, I have only given a small hint of what is there. I hope you have a copy, but if you don't let me know and I will share address.
What is your lineage from Robert C. "Robin" Whisenant? We may be closer than we think?
Thanks, and I hope this helps. I am in Houston. Where are you?
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