Sushi ginger, known as gari (ガリ), is thinly sliced young ginger pickled in sweet vinegar, traditionally served alongside sushi. The name “gari” mimics the crunchy “gari-gari” sound heard when slicing ...

Pickled ginger in a glass jar set against an old wooden background. - Masa44/Getty Images When you're stacking it onto your sushi roll, pickled ginger (or gari) looks really quite simple. But the ...

Gari, a paper-thin, sweet and sour and distinctly pink pickled ginger traditionally served with sushi, is eaten between different pieces to clean the taste buds. Whether it’s chai, curry or chutney, ...