Glossary > Shime saba
What is Shime saba?
しめ鯖 しめさば / shime saba
Fresh mackerel salted and cured in vinegar, then sliced thin. It has a firm texture and a clean sour taste. It is served as sashimi-style slices, sometimes lightly torched.
- How to order and eat it
- Eaten with soy sauce and wasabi or grated ginger. A good match for sake.
- Dietary notes
- Contains raw or cured fish. Soy sauce contains wheat and soy. Not recommended if you avoid raw fish.
This is a general description, and recipes vary by shop. If you have an allergy or follow a diet, ask the staff before you order.
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