[Miyagi] Make your own original seafood bowl on the spot! Shiogama seafood wholesale market

Shiogama City, Miyagi Prefecture faces the Pacific Ocean.
Near the port is the Shiogama Seafood Intermediate Wholesale Market, which boasts one of the largest volumes of raw tuna in the country.
This time, we went into an intermediate wholesale market that sells freshly caught seafood not only to traders, but also to the general public as a tourist market!

Tasting otoro! ? Shocking first impression

When I entered the market, the voices of energetic touts echoed everywhere.
When you approach the shop in the corner of the entrance, it seems that they will let you sample it.
When I saw that item, I would be shocked!

"Tasting Otoro"

It was so shocking that I forgot to take a photo, which I regret, but to my surprise, I was generously offered a large piece of tuna for tasting.
A large fatty tuna with pink fillets lined with thick pieces of fat like a crosswalk.
According to the shop owner, ``This is a part that you would never get at a normal restaurant.''
When you take a bite, it has a strange taste that has a firm texture but melts in your mouth.
I was able to experience a taste that can only be tasted at the market, with a high amount of fat but a refreshing after-meal feeling.

Seafood is so cheap! Original seafood bowls that can be made on the spot

The other fish I encountered after that were also cheaper.
On that day, I had planned to eat at a nearby restaurant, but I suddenly changed my mind to having lunch with the sashimi I bought here.
In fact, the Shiogama Naka Wholesale Market sells rice that can be used to make original seafood bowls.

We bought our favorite sashimi such as salmon, engawa, and red shrimp, and finished off by buying the famous tuna nakaochi!

I was surprised that it only cost 1,300 yen to buy this!
Of course, the taste goes without saying.
You can take it home and eat it at home, but nothing beats the joy of enjoying freshly cut sashimi on the spot!

Enjoy fresh seafood at home with convenient online shopping!

In fact, some of the shops at Shiogama Naka Wholesale Market offer online shopping.
I have no plans to go to Shiogama, but I want to eat that tuna again!
To meet this demand, you can purchase a variety of things, from fresh fish stores to stores specializing in crustaceans such as shrimp and crabs, and even stores that sell tofu and konjac.
You can access it from the online shop corner of the official page, so if you're captivated by its deliciousness, you should take a look!

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