Wondering where's the best place locally to buy seaweed/sushi sheets?

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

Just came back from H Mart and its now $15.99 for 100 sheets (least expensive /sheet pack). Prices have gone way up since I last bought it. May try Sunrise Market in Chinatown again next time I'm in the area. Just bought the one pack which should last a few months.

Anthony

[byee]

Here's an update........

Sunrise sells nori for $$6.79 for 50 sheets (125g)

It was $5 a few years back.

Just in case for the one who may not know about Sunrise Market --> http://www.yelp.ca/biz/sunrise-market-vancouver

[WarDog]

Originally Posted by byee

Just in case for the one who may not know about Sunrise Market --> http://www.yelp.ca/biz/sunrise-market-vancouver

Yeah... I'm that guy.

[Etaloche]

I always thought nori given to fish were processed in a certain way.
Didn't realize you could just feed them the same ones we eat.

[The Guy]

I got a 100 sheet package of Hoshi Nori for about $6 bucks and change at the Korean market by The Pet superstore in Langley, I'm sure most Korean/T&T type stores have it.
Just be sure it's non-seasoned dried natural seaweed only.

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

Originally Posted by The Guy

I got a 100 sheet package of Hoshi Nori for about $6 bucks and change at the Korean market by The Pet superstore in Langley, I'm sure most Korean/T&T type stores have it.
Just be sure it's non-seasoned dried natural seaweed only.

Laurie, next time you're there can you pick me up a 100 sheet pack please. It's almost $10 cheaper in Langley than what I found in town.

[Animal-Chin]

can anyone recommend a brand that doesn't fall apart a few seconds after its put in the tank? I bought some from IGA and it just falls apart into tiny pieces. The tangs swim around and grab them but they make a mess!!!