Sea Grapes Seafood Bowl
Unique popping texture you can't get enough of
Sea Grapes Seafood Bowl introduction
Sea grapes (海ぶどう, umi budo) are a beloved specialty of Okinawa, celebrated for their popping texture and subtle ocean aroma. They're sometimes referred to as "longevity grass" for their nutritional richness, and as "green caviar" due to their resemblance to traditional caviar, making them a sought-after ingredient even internationally. The freshest sea grapes are best enjoyed raw, and seafood bowls topped with these delightful pearls are especially popular. Savor the perfect harmony of fresh seafood and the unique texture of sea grapes in every bite!
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