Carcasses of insects and flies can be seen the tour bus's body...
... and wind screen. So disgusting!
The signboards of the seafood restaurant (featuring a giant crab and a giant black bear) effectively attracted everybody’s attention upon arrival.
Enormous tanks full of crabs and exotic seafood can be found in the restaurant. You just go to the tank, select your item and it will be cooked for you in the style you choose; it cannot get any fresher!
Clockwise from top left: Crabs, sea urchins, abalones and sea cucumbers can be bought here.
Our seafood steamboat lunch included half of a Horsehair crab per person, straw mushrooms, vegetables, bean curds, etc. Really sumptuous!
Cooked Horsehair crab (top right photo) straight out from the seafood steamboat (top left photo).
A newly wedded couple in our tour bought a giant King crab (bottom right photo) for abt SGD 200(wow~ super expensive!) to try; its claw meats were to be eaten as sashimi (bottom left photo). Looks really good!
A newly wedded couple in our tour bought a giant King crab (bottom right photo) for abt SGD 200(wow~ super expensive!) to try; its claw meats were to be eaten as sashimi (bottom left photo). Looks really good!
We spotted giant grapes for sale at 1,000 Yen (~SGD 17) per bunch in the restaurant too.
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