Would You Dare to Eat This 400-yuan Japanese Squid Sashimi That Is Still Moving When Served?

When traveling in Japan with friends, I heard the sashimi here was good, so I found a Japanese restaurant and spent 7,000 yen, which converts to a little over 400 yuan, and ordered a squid sashimi to eat. But what we didn't expect was that after this squid sashimi was served, it was actually still dancing, which gave us a fright. The squid's tentacles were still moving around, as if it were getting ready to run away!

You tell me, this squid's body has already been made into sashimi, so how can it still move? It's too strange.

Although this plate of sashimi looks quite delicious, seeing these still-dancing squid tentacles made me not want to eat a single bite. It turns out that some sashimi in Japan is made with fresh sea fish. In order to highlight how fresh their ingredients are, they came up with this kind of gimmick, but after seeing it, I really had no appetite to keep eating!

Let's see how they do it. They all choose the most lively squid, then put them on the cutting board and quickly remove this squid's head.

Put the squid head aside, and this squid is still constantly moving.

Then they make the squid's body into sashimi, and put the fish head on the plate for decoration! Can you eat this kind of sashimi? Isn't it too off-putting? Do you dare to eat it?