agari

(JAPAN)

   term used in sushi shops to refer to freshly poured tea, also used as a request to end the meal. By asking specifically for “agari“, the diner can also signal that he is done.

   • hot green tea in the lingo used in sushi restaurants. When a customer finishes the food, the sushi shop serves a fresh cup of green tea as the last dish, this ending is called 'agari' You don't say agari when you drink green tea at home