The next was the salmon roe. The salmon roe, which had been loosened from the muscles and peeled off its thin skin just before serving, had a soft texture that enhanced the flavor. The abalone, which is served throughout the year, was also excellent, with the richness of the liver sauce and the saltiness exquisite. The shock of the snacks did not end there. The last dish, steamed egg custard crab with Chinese bean paste was reminiscent of Shanghai crab with Chinese bean paste and even better.
The nigiri also had excellent white sea bream and ainame, and the kingfish had a large liver that enveloped the rice in twice the amount of liver in a single piece of nigiri.
The Spanish mackerel was marinated, the local fresh squid, the tuna from Oma, and all the other great work and fish items were delicious.
Hopefully, the rice would be best if it were a little harder and had the strength of red vinegar, but I think it is good in the region and for good reasons.
Menu below
Lobster soup stock, aroma and richness awesome!
Salmon roe Shari yam unrolled freshly peeled thinly so the texture is soft
Sea bream from Takahama, asajime
Braised octopus with sakura
Abalone with liver sauce is really delicious!
Inada
Shimanto shavings crab steamed in a chawanmushi (steamed egg custard) with a rich red bean paste of crab miso, delicious. speciality only available in October!
Nigiri
White sea bream, 8 days of storage, sweet.
Aburame (Aburame)
Liver of leatherfish
pickled Spanish mackerel
fresh squid
Pickled
O-toro (fatty tuna)
kohada
Ise lobster This is delicious
Ebon sea bream
Kitakami Island red sea urchin (prepared from the shell)
Tiger prawn
Sea eel