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You don't use a knife to slice them .. You use a spoon to scoop them up .
uni is already small. can just suck it up. why even need a spoon. spoon is for gaijin or sissies.
You don't use a knife to slice them .. You use a spoon to scoop them up .
uni is already small. can just suck it up. why even need a spoon. spoon is for gaijin or sissies.
Are u always so stupid or today is a special occasion ?
1) with so many spikes around .. How to suck it ?
2) uni is not small
3) table manners
You really love sucking that much ?I got better " stuff "for you to suck
Since u also like uni , you can go to their supermarket and get uni sen ( sea urchin crackers ) . Confirm u will like .![]()
This is the original way of eating crab in japan ..forget about chilli crab .. Like that you can taste the real crab meat ..
had uni nigiri but never heard of uni sashimi. how do one cut uni into thin slices?
I bought it already removed from the spiky shell so I no idea how they remove it
Joetys, thanks and keep us posted. I've never been to Japan before except Narita Airport on transit to and fro USA. Both me and my wife like Japanese food. She used to shop at nearby Junction 8 Daimaru for our Japanese food. Since NTUC took over, the selection available got less and less. Now she has to go a bit further to Orchard Isetan for our regular fix of Japanese food.
I was very surprised qt the prices here in Sapporo like this afternoon we had 2 bowls of "out of the world" ramen, 2 Sapporo beer, kyoza it was only 3310 yen or $55 and I think its cheaper than in Osaka or Tokyo. Ok tonight's dinner I cannot compare because we had really nice food and extremely good sake total cost 29,800 yen for 3 people and drinks for 5 (bought drinks for chef and manager), also we had lots and lots of fun in the restaurant. Worth every cent because its something we can never experience outside Japan. I will post some pictures here tomorrow because I'm a little wasted but wife completely wasted.
Wow, that is pretty expensive for ramen in Sapporo, even if it was "out of this world" The best ramen I've had in Sapporo is at a place called Sakurajima. It's a proper old style shop with traditional Japanese interior....and a lot cheaper than what you paid before. Check it out if you have the chance.
http://www.best-of-sapporo-japan.com/japanese-noodles.html
Here're some scenery pictures I took today of the autumn in onsen area about 1.5 hours away from Sapparo;
Wah you and your wife 鸳鸯戏温泉水,好幸福喔。