Kaisen don (Seafood Rice Bowl)
Last night, I felt like Sushi, but couldn't be bothered to make sushi rolls or make individual sushi pieces, so decided to make donburi(Rice-bowl) called "Kaisen don"


I used egg omelet, eel, salmon, tuna, prawn, squid and tobiko as toppings.
Tips for making this dish ↓↓
* make sure to get 'sashimi grade' raw fish
* for frozen ingredients, place them on kitchen paper after cutting as they release water
* boiled prawn should be soaked in sake, light soy sauce and salt for better flavour
* Use sushi rice ( Steamed rice mixed with sushi vinegar)


Used a vacuum-packed teriyaki eel, grilled it in the oven for 6 minutes. We normally sprinkle Japanese pepper called "Sansho" over grilled eel. Sansho has the citrus-like flavour and creates a bit of tingling and numbing sensation after eating, occasionally used for Ramen noodle soup as well.


" Itadakimasu" !!! ⇦ Japanese say this just before eating.