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I'm not sure if it was raw but I think so. It honestly doesn't taste like much. My friend bit into it first and thought it was disgusting but then the people i
by raybb 9y ago
I'm not sure if it was raw but I think so.
It honestly doesn't taste like much. My friend bit into it first and thought it was disgusting but then the people in the restaurant gestured that we have to put soy sauce on it. So I only had it with soy sauce and it basically just tasted like soy sauce.
It was in Shanghai and we were just at a little non-touristy restaurant so I'd guess fairly common.
I actually have a gopro video of us eating it but the quality wasn't too great. Edit: Here's a gif from the video of my friend eating the jellyfish, he really wasn't a fan. http://imgur.com/a/gAAjW http://imgur.com/a/gAAjW
It kinda looked like this:
https://www.foodnut.com/i/Little-Shanghai-Restaurant-San-Mateo/Little-Shanghai-Restaurant-Jellyfish.jpg https://www.foodnut.com/i/Little-Shanghai-Restaurant-San-Mat...
Source: https://www.foodnut.com/383/little-shanghai-restaurant-restaurant-review-san-mateo/ https://www.foodnut.com/383/little-shanghai-restaurant-resta...
- dEnigma 9y agoThank you for the information. I've also been to Shanghai but I didn't eat jellyfish (at least not knowingly) ^^
- pvaldes 9y agoOnly a few genus are edible.
- k_sze 9y agoI can assure you that jellyfish is a "fairly common" dish around Shanghai. Besides soy sauce, one can also mix it with some cucumber, black Zhejiang vinegar, fine slices of chili pepper, and sesame. It's a common cold dish. Source: my mom is Shanghaiese.
- Raphmedia 9y agoWhat are the nutritional benefits of jellyfish?