Order a small plate of umi-budo when you want to taste the island’s seaweed on its own. The tiny green beads break against your teeth and leave a mild briny finish. The Okinawa export council lists Kume Island and Onna among the main growing areas. On Izena, you can see how the clusters are grown at the fishery cooperative before trying a tasting. Keep a sauce on the side if you want to appreciate the texture first.
Contender: Umi-budo (uvas de mar)
Contender: أومي بودو (عنب البحر)
Ranked #9 on "10 platos de Okinawa para probar en tu primer viaje". Cast your vote to back or challenge this spot.
Be the first to vote on this ranking.