Kaisendon
Japanese

Kaisendon

A vibrant bowl of sushi rice crowned with the freshest catch of the day, from creamy uni to luscious salmon roe.

Sushi RiceSushi Rice
TunaTuna
SalmonSalmon
Sea UrchinSea Urchin
SalmonSalmon
ScallopScallop
Easy17 min

Where it comes from

Hokkaido is renowned for its rich seafood, and the city of Otaru, with its bustling fish markets, is particularly famous for this dish that showcases the bounty of the sea.

On the Palate

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How it's made

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17 min active
  1. 1
    5 min

    Rinse the sushi rice under cold water until the water runs clear. Cook according to package instructions until tender, then let it cool to room temperature.

    Watch out

    Ensure rice is not overcooked; it should be firm and sticky, not mushy.

  2. 2
    2 min

    Arrange the cooled sushi rice in a large donburi bowl, spreading it evenly to form a bed for the toppings.

  3. 3
    5 min

    Artfully arrange slices of tuna, salmon, and scallop over the rice, allowing the vibrant colors to contrast against the white rice.

  4. 4
    3 min

    Add a spoonful of sea urchin and a few strips of nori for texture. Place a small dollop of wasabi on the side for those who prefer extra heat.

  5. 5
    2 min

    Serve with soy sauce on the side, allowing diners to drizzle it over their donburi to taste.

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