Smirk widening at his companion's vexation, Edgeworth pronounced in perfectly accented Japanese, "Unagi and tako nigiri, and that is a California Roll." With each name he pointed the piece out. The unagi and tako were both slices of meat laid across pads of rice, the unagi a dark brown and the tako a pure white lined in a vibrant red. The California Roll was made of rice rolled around a collection of brightly colored ingredients, and the whole thing was sprinkled with tiny orange-red spheres. "The sauce the unagi is brushed with is similar to teriyaki, by the way. It would go well with your meal."