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» ADACHI FISH MARKET
1. ADACHI FISH MARKET: Tuna + Conch
ADDRESS: 6 Chome-5-1 Toyosu, Koto, Tokyo 135-0061, Japan
OPEN: 4AM-11AM | *Only open to the general public on “The Adachi Market Day,” the second Saturday of every odd numbered month from 9AM – 11AM
?Adachi Market is the second largest wholesale fish and seafood market in Tokyo, after Tsukiji Market. A wholesale market since 1945, it only opened its doors to the public two years ago. Local restaurant owners and retailers frequent the market to purchase the freshest seafood available.
?PRICE: Tuna 13.60 USD/1,500 JPY per kg | Conch 18.13 USD/2,000 JPY per kg
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2. TOKUDAYA SHOKUDO: Seafood Bowl (Tokumorigoka Kaisendon) + Raw Tuna
ADDRESS: 35 Chome-8-3 Tashirohontori, Chikusa Ward, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture 464-0827, Japan
OPEN: 8AM-2:30PM
Tokudaya Shokudo is owned by an Adachi Market vendor. After successfully providing some of the market’s freshest seafood, he opened a restaurant nearby to give the general population a taste of the goodness at a fraction of the typical Tokyo cost.
??SEAFOOD BOWL: Crab, salmon eggs, minced tuna, egg roll, apolony, clams, sea urchin, shrimp, cockle, gizzard, sardine and fugu skin. The seafood bowl is served with a side of yellow radish, soy sauce and miso soup.
?RAW TUNA: Lean tuna, fatty tuna, rice, soy sauce and wasabi
?PRICE: Seafood Bowl 11.79 – 14.51 USD/1,300 – 1,600 JPY depending on size | Raw Tuna 7.25 USD/800 JPY
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3. LA TARTARUGHINA: Grilled Conch + Steamed Tuna Eyeballs
ADDRESS: 33-24 Akagi Shitamachi, Shinjuku 162-0803, Tokyo Prefecture 464-0827, Japan
OPEN: 11AM – 2PM | 5:30PM – 10PM
?La Tartarughina opened in 2014 and is one of only two restaurants in Tokyo specializing in Southern Italian cuisine. Owner and Head Chef Taisuke Hasamaki grew up watching his parents (both chefs) cook traditional Japanese foods. After deciding he wanted to become a chef, he moved to Italy and spent a year learning how to cook authentic Italian cuisine before bringing his expertise back to his home country of Japan.
?PRICE: N/A
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I love fish eye balls and brains of animals
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Was that snail an mek knock soup nice man luv dat
In every video, You eat the meals and say "yummy". That make me wonder.. Is there any meals that you do not like?
bucket list for surr
can you come georgia food is good come georgia
I love your program and you are nice guy.
Lost sound
I really wish he starts putting in the names of the music being used…
Speaks Japanese
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I'm not big on Sea food, but Raw sea food. ? Doubt i could eat that bowl of rice and everything nice.
99% of the Whale Research is Conducted in Japan by Japan….lol, Something smells fishy…?
2:16 that laugh
Why does he sound like Andrew Zimmerman ??
I would try this.
This fish that refuse to make eye contact ?
I think this video shows how in Japan you see a lot of people live to be a 100 years old or more… They dont use cars (cuz gas is expensive) so they are forced to walk to anywhere they need to go… and their food is versatile (vegetables, meat, chicken,sea food, fruit..etc) and mostly fresh/natural. We use cars and if we go somewhere we mostly sit on our asses.. and a lot of our food is processed crap.. and even if we cook it from scratch we STILL add some processed crap in it….
I am Thai
3:10 : , "this fish who REFUSES to make eye contact with me…" Lol I love it!
"This fish who refuse to eye contact with me!" Hahahaha nailed it!
Sometimes, Sonny sounds like Po from Kung Fu panda ?
Her reactions ?
I dont have any fins so i clap my fishes fins
Why the Japanese people don't cook their fishes
Is there any hitomi tanaka meat ?? I just wonder if thyre sell it bc i need those for research, you know, some practice and experiment in my basement area.