i dont' think chinese know how to process the goods
tiffiant 發表於 2009-3-21 14:28
Uni = 海膽
The one being sold in TnT is packaged in a plastic container. Of course people won't/shouldn't expect 5 star quality for just paying around $14 for a pack, but $14 shouldn't be tasteless or stinky like that.
i see i see,
but if buying it, would you choose those ones in plastic bags or containers?
i dont' think there is a definition for uni's fresshness
tiffiant 發表於 2009-3-21 14:36
Of course, real fresh represents those are still "alive" and "swimming" in the water (or just up from the water). Then fresh level decreases depends on the way they treat/store/pack them. And another factor is, depends on where the "region" they're from.
Many people comment, even the reasonably fresh ones in Vancouver is never as tasty as the average ones in Japan!
there is quite a few UNI factories in Vancouver, you can find it out.
The best UNI is GREEN UNI, size is smaller (with shell) than that one you can see in japanese restuarant but it is really tasty
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