They’re pretty generous with the seafood, and the sashimi tasted fresh. It goes really nicely with the vinegared rice.
Sitting in the shop gives you that classic “if you’re in Japan, you have to have a seafood bowl at least once” kind of feeling. Plus, it’s super close to the station, so it’s really convenient whether you stop by after sightseeing or before catching a train.
The price is a little on the touristy side, but the portion and freshness still feel worth it. Especially when you see it piled with sea urchin and salmon roe—it’s seriously so satisfying.
Osakana Donburi Shop Near Atami Station | Review by 翁萍
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