Answered What is taco wasa?

[island cyclist]

Never heard of it.

 

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[David]

It's dish of raw tako (octopus) bits in a wasabi based soup with other ingredients; it should even be sold at Lawson, if anything. We have a photo of it in our introduction to izakayas in Okinawa blog post.

 

[Snow]

Never heard of it.

Have you tried it yet?

 

[island cyclist]

Have you tried it yet?

No, I haven't tried it. Actually, I don't like raw taco, boiled is OK. I also don't like raw ship. Can't see how people can eat taco and shrimp and eggs raw.

 

[Snow]

Can't see how people can eat taco and shrimp and eggs raw.

I understand. I have once eaten raw egg in the states and had a stomachache. I don't think eating them raw overseas is safe. ☹

 

[island cyclist]

Japanese people like to put raw eggs over cooked beef over rice. I'm not into that at all.

 

[Snow]

Japanese people like to put raw eggs over cooked beef over rice. I'm not into that at all.

That makes the food even more delicious and healthier though! Try it just once, I promise you won't die!