Scallop (Hotate)

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Scallop (Hotate)

Love Sashimi ! Looove scallop(Hotate) !

scallops and plate

I bought a pack of scallop at a supermarket.

If you eat scallop at some restaurant in Japan, it is very expensive.

So I recommend you to buy scallop at some supermarket.

The taste is not different, and of course fresh.

Dip Scallop (Hotate) in soy sauce

Dip it in soy sauce and eat it.

Love Hotate...


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