He took a subway from Shiodome Station (汐留駅) to Tsukijishijo Station (築地市場駅).
This time, he decided go to Marukita Nigouten (まるきた2号店), a seafood bowl restaurant.
He finally chose this Omakase don (おまかせ丼), 11 kinds seafood over vinegared rice.
The delicious aosa miso soup was free. :)
This seafood bowl was 2500 yen and had high quality fresh ingredients, which were sea urchin, salmon roes, squid, sea eel, herring roes, salmon, tuna, yellow tail, scallop, fatty tuna, shrimp, egg, oba leaf and sliced ginger pickles.
The friendly staff opened and cut it for ready to eat.
He had two kinds of sea urchins there. They were very fresh!
He also had this grilled scallop with sea urchin on top. It was 1000yen.
He had so many delicious seafoods at one visit! He must have enjoyed a lot there during his business trip. :)
This is the video which he recorded at Tsukiji Fish Market in 2014.
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