You can buy hunks of bluefin at this market in Osaka. Leanest is on the right, fattiest on the left. They will then prepare it for you as sashimi or nigiri.
You can buy hunks of bluefin at this market in Osaka. Leanest is on the right, fattiest on the left. They will then prepare it for you as sashimi or nigiri.
by Wake_Skadi
6 Comments
GigarandomNoodle
Which market is this
pro_questions
Holy cow, I *need* this. Am I reading the prices right? Converted to USD, these are somewhere between $40 and $70 per package? It looks god-tier (and the prices are more than fair by my standards), but I’d blow my whole travel budget at this one place lol. Are booths like this few and far between, or are you likely to find them by accident while visiting the various markets?
TheFisGoingOn
I think I’ve been to this stand, when I was there it was a big guy behind the counter.
ronman32bit
Damn expensive
ronman32bit
Damn expensive
fukuragi
I’ve only ever heard bad things about kuromon ichiba from Japanese locals, saying that everything is catered towards foreign tourists with money to spend, not locals. The cuts here look nice, but I’d be curious what the value proposition is vs. a normal supermarket.
6 Comments
Which market is this
Holy cow, I *need* this. Am I reading the prices right? Converted to USD, these are somewhere between $40 and $70 per package? It looks god-tier (and the prices are more than fair by my standards), but I’d blow my whole travel budget at this one place lol. Are booths like this few and far between, or are you likely to find them by accident while visiting the various markets?
I think I’ve been to this stand, when I was there it was a big guy behind the counter.
Damn expensive
Damn expensive
I’ve only ever heard bad things about kuromon ichiba from Japanese locals, saying that everything is catered towards foreign tourists with money to spend, not locals. The cuts here look nice, but I’d be curious what the value proposition is vs. a normal supermarket.