At this restaurant, you look at the fish, decide which fish you want and how you want it cooked, and then you are served your choice of sashimi and nigiri.
We decided to have grilled, deep-fried, and steamed local fish, and were asked to recommend the best fish for each.
What they all had in common was the surprisingly delicious fish flavor that spread in the mouth without any fishy smell. I finished all of them, thinking that I would not be able to eat fish anywhere else if I ate them. In particular, the Chinese steamed head of the hatakigi was double the flavor of the fish, and the collagen part was also delicious with no smell, just delicious flavor.
The sushi items were also amazing.
Here are today's results
Sashimi (sea bream, kuei (back, belly), kijihata, hagi, kare, octopus (head, leg, tip))
Grilled swordfish
Deep-fried tiger puffer fish
steamed Chinese yellowtail
Nigiri (hand-rolled sushi)
squid
sea bream
red leg shrimp
pickled Japanese Spanish mackerel
leatherback surgeonfish (Acanthurus leucopareius, species of Indo-Pacific tang)
grilled bonito
Amate Karei
fat greenling (Plecoglossus altivelis altivelis)
kochi
black sea bass
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