HUGE SHARK HEART in JAPAN!!! Tokyo's WILDEST Seafood Menu!!!

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» THE EXOTIC JAPANESE FOOD

1. KABUKI MAGURO: Baby Sardine + Shark Heart + Tuna Head + Tuna Head + Cornet Fish
ADDRESS: 1-3-20 Yokoami Sumida-KU
OPEN: 11AM – 11PM

Kabuki Maguro opened 10 years ago and is famous for their fresh, great tasting raw dishes. The restaurant owner was previously a seafood buyer for a Michelin restaurant in Tokyo.

?NAMA-SHIRASU (Baby Sardine): The baby sardine is placed in a cup where scallions and soy sauce are added before eating.
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?SAMENOSHINZO (Shark Heart): This Makazame shark (salmon shark) is not endangered. It is a species of mackerel shark found in the northern Pacific ocean.
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?MAGUTO ATAMA (Tuna Head): The tuna head is first salted then placed in the oven for 2 hours at 250° celsius (480° fahrenheit).

?PRICE: 14.59 USD/5,000 JPY
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?KAMENOTE (Turtle Hands): Kamenote is a shell creature that gets its name due to its close resemblance to turtle hands with sharp hard shells on the tips and rough skin. In salted, boiled water, cut up pieces of kamenote are added and cooked for about 5 minutes before being taken out and eaten with soy sauce.
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?AKA-YAGARA (Cornet Fish):
Sashimi Cornet: The chef first cuts the fish, removing all of its intestines before slicing it, torching it and serving it with radish, wasabi and soy sauce.

Cornet Liver Teriyaki: The chef begins by salting the liver while separately preparing a hot pan with melted butter. The liver is then fried, and right before it is finished, a tissue is added to absorb the extra butter. Sake, salt, soy sauce and more butter are added while the liver continues to cook. The liver is then placed on a dish and garnished with scallions.
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