I went to Gan da Bikkuri Market in Nogata, Fukuoka for lunch!! The price for one piece of sushi is 43 yen!!

I ate Ehomaki and it was delicious.

I visited the Surprised Market in Nogata City, which is open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The store is quite spacious, with sections for meat, fish, vegetables, and daily necessities. There are several fishmongers, and one corner has a sushi counter. I tried the following: - Tuna nigiri: 600 yen for 5 pieces. It was a thick and large cut of tuna, very delicious. - Fugu nigiri: 300 yen for 4 pieces. Fugu directly delivered from Shimonoseki, very tasty. - Kaho beef nigiri: 500 yen for 5 pieces. I couldn't resist trying this local Wagyu sushi, and it was also delicious. Nogata Surprised Market is bustling during Golden Week, Obon, and New Year's holidays. I would definitely like to visit again.

This is a review of Bikkuri Market in Nogata City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It is held only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The market is divided into sections for meat, fish, vegetables, and daily necessities, with each store energetically calling out to customers. I discovered a sushi shop at this market. - Bluefin Tuna (Chutoro) 5 pieces = 1,000 yen including tax: The chutoro melts in your mouth with a richness that is truly indescribable. - Bluefin Tuna (Mebachi Toro) 5 pieces = 1,000 yen including tax: It is light and not fishy, with low fat content. The pieces are so thick that just one can fill you up. Overall, both types of sushi have large portions of fish on top of the rice. Personally, I prefer the Mebachi Toro for its lightness. I don't usually go to sushi restaurants, so I enjoy these takeout options. They are selling quickly, and there is a variety of packaged sushi available for 43 yen each. Fresh fish and prepared foods are also sold, making this shop the most crowded. I will definitely come back for this sushi.

This review marks the 400th review, and I am grateful to everyone for their support. I would like to introduce a unique restaurant that reflects my taste as a way to celebrate this milestone. Located in Saga, Fukuoka, in the town of Kanda, there is a shop called "Bikkuri Ichi" which houses "Uoichitaro." This shop offers a wide variety of grilled skewers, ranging from seafood to poultry and other meats. The size of the skewers is generous, almost similar to the jumbo skewers sold at roadside stalls, but at a surprisingly affordable price. The shop also offers large portions of inexpensive side dishes, as well as a selection of fresh fish and seafood. The prices are unbelievably low, and the quality of the food is excellent. They even offer sushi at a uniform price of 43 yen per piece, which is a great deal considering the quality and variety available. The sushi is individually packaged for easy selection and purchase. Overall, the shop is a great place to buy fresh ingredients and enjoy a delicious meal. I highly recommend visiting this shop for a unique shopping and dining experience.