If you go looking for seafood food near Tsukiji, you will often see a pedestrian sign or statue of an uncle. You can’t go wrong at this time, it’s Kiyokawa, which has a lot of branches in the local area.

This No. 2 store mainly sells sashimi, as well as some freshly grilled oysters or king crab legs. Since the store was about to close when I passed by, they originally sold a king crab leg for 2,000 yen, but they sold it to us for 1,800 yen at a slight discount.

After ordering the meal, he would take the crab legs to the stove and bake them, and then spit fire to heat them up and down. So I think the crab legs are actually already cooked, I just heat them up.

When it comes to eating, the king crab gelatin itself is very juicy, very fresh and sweet, and the texture of the meat is not rotten, but at 1,800 yen per piece, it still feels a bit expensive. There are many stores in Tsukiji with this type of store, you can check out more.