[Event] Promotion of Japanese Seafood: Seafood Market

The Seafood Market may be over, but Dough & Grocer made sure to have the following premium frozen seafood available all year round: Hamachi Loin (Yellowtail) from Miyazaki Prefecture, Hotate (Scallops) and Ikura (Salmon roe, sometimes called ‘red caviar’) from Hokkaido, and Amaebi (Japanese Sweet Shrimp). Seafood lovers can bring home the goodness of Japanese seafood any day of the year, thanks to JETRO and Dough & Grocer. The partnership between Dough & Grocer and JETRO marked a celebration of Japanese seafood excellence and the growing recognition of homegrown brands on the international stage. Mr. Makoto Sudo, director of JETRO Philippines, expressed his excitement about the collaboration, emphasizing Dough & Grocer's role in providing an authentic Japanese culinary experience to Filipinos. Guests were treated to an unparalleled selection of fresh and seasonal seafood flown in directly from

Japan, curated specifically for カジノ ゲーム 無料 by Dough & Grocer's founder and CEO, Ms. Alyanna Uy. With a nod to the iconic Tsukiji Fish Market, the 'Seafood Market' at Dough & Grocer offered a diverse range of dining experiences, including Chef's Choice Donburi, DIY Chirashi Bowl, and Sushi/Sashimi Sets. Diners also had the opportunity to indulge in seven exquisite Donburi options, each showcasing a combination of premium seafood sourced from across Japan. From succulent Yellowtail from Ehime Prefecture to delicate Sea Bream from Awaji-Hyogo, every dish showcased the unparalleled quality and flavor of Japanese seafood. For the adventurous foodies, the DIY Chirashi Bowl allowed guests to customize their own rice bowls with a variety of toppings, while those craving traditional sushi and sashimi were treated to meticulously crafted sets featuring the finest cuts of fish and shellfish.

Throughout カジノ ゲーム 無料, expert fish slicers from Dough & Grocer demonstrated their precision and skill, captivating audiences with the artistry of their craft. Using specialized blades designed for cutting fish, they showcased the delicate process of preparing fresh sashimi, ensuring each slice was perfect in texture and flavor.

The 'Seafood Market' at Dough & Grocer was more than just a culinary event; it was a celebration of Japanese heritage and カジノ ゲーム 無料estament to the growing demand for premium seafood in the Philippines. As guests savored each mouthful, they were transported on a sensory journey through Japan's rich culinary landscape, leaving them craving more long after the event had ended.

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