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Eating Japan's POISONOUS PufferFish!!! ALMOST DIED!!! *Ambulance*
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» THE JAPANESE SEAFOOD
1. TATSUMIYA ASAKUSA: Dojo Nabe
ADDRESS: 1-33-5 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo
OPEN: Weekdays: 11:30AM - 9:30PM | Weekends + Public Holidays: 11AM - 9:30PM
🍲DOJO NABE: First cook the fish for 20 minutes in a pressure cooker, allowing it to soften (with the bones in). Then add the fish to a platter, mixing it with soy sauce and radish broth and allowing it to cook on a mini-stove. Wait for the broth to boil, then add green onion on top. That’s it, ready to eat! Continue to add broth as you like while eating.
💸PRICE: 14.59 USD/1,580 JPY per set
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2. WASOUSHUTSUDOKKO: Shiokara (Fermented Squid)
ADDRESS: Oji, Kita-ku, Tokyo 1-22-16 Maki and First Building 5
OPEN: Weekdays: 5PM - 12AM | Weekends: 5PM - 2AM
🦑SHIORAKA: Begin by slicing the squid, removing its organs and putting them in a plastic bag. Separately, allow the squid to marinate in salt for 30 minutes before adding it to the plastic bag containing the squid organs. To get the most flavor, the squid will marinate for 5 days; however, it can also be eaten right away.
💸PRICE: 5.07 USD/550 JPY
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3. GEMPIN FUGU: Fugu Fish
ADDRESS: 1-13-5 Ginza Chuo Tokyo
OPEN: Weekdays: 5PM - 12AM | Saturday: 4PM - 11PM | Sunday: 12PM - 3PM + 4PM - 11PM
🐡Fugu is one of the most celebrated and notorious dishes in Japan. Due to its tetrodotoxin, it can be lethally poisonous, which is why there are strict rules around the preparation and serving of this dish. Fugu preparation is controlled by Japanese law, with chefs undergoing specific training for a minimum of three years. Our chef, Mr. Nakase, received his certification and has been lawfully serving some of Tokyo’s most delicious fugu for the past 14 years.
💸PRICE: Whole Fugu Fish: 92.35 USD/10,000 JPY | Fugu Sashimi: 11.77 USD/1,274 JPY for 45 grams | Fried Fugu: 16.75 USD/1,814 JPY | Fugu Hotpot: 19.74 USD/2,138 JPY
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