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Los Angeles Fishmonger

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#1
  • Yahoi
  • mail
  • 2021/06/28 16:10

The other day I inquired about ordering products from a fish shop introduced by an acquaintance and was refused because it was out of my route.

The acquaintance's house is only 5 minutes away from ours. ？
To be honest, I felt quite uncomfortable, but I don't know if they are not doing this service now during pandemic or if they don't deliver to my area because the conditions for new customers are more strict, but I asked my acquaintance to combine my order with his and he said they could deliver the next day.

I will take the order as is because of my acquaintance, but honestly I am so angry that I want to cancel it.

The delivery fee is $5, which is very reasonable, so I was planning to order a lot and tip a lot, so I was disappointed with the saltiness of the service.

I guess it's just the way we sell our products. It's so unreasonable that I'm really curious if it's like this for other people.

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#2
  • A
  • 2021/06/29 (Tue) 01:00
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What kind of fish shop ？ tell me your name

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#3
  • 無知
  • 2021/06/29 (Tue) 09:22
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I mean, if you're so upset, why did you order it? ？
Tell me what kind and how much you ordered. Otherwise I can't tell who has more common sense.

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#4

Well, well, calm down.
I don't know what kind of store it is, but let's imagine for a moment that you are in the other （ store's or the delivery person's ） shoes.
Now that there is a shortage of workers, if the store is small and the staff who are available do deliveries, ＋ it will be difficult if the delivery area expands rapidly, ＋ 5 minutes, 5 minutes, and so on.
It would be more helpful if they could consolidate the quantity and location, like the co-ops that used to exist in Japan. So "together with an order from someone you know" would be appreciated.
I hope they let a third party like Uber or DoorDash take care of the delivery though. I'm not sure I'd trust them with fresh fish and such, since it's hard to control the temperature. ？
I was just curious about the $5 delivery fee, which is reasonable, so I imagined it.
I don't know the real story ？

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#13
  • まこ
  • 2021/06/30 (Wed) 22:53
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What if there are several other people like Topy? Even if your acquaintance's house is about 5 minutes from Topy's house, it doesn't matter if it's out of route. Even if they are in route, it may still be a hassle to deliver them, so if they refuse, that's it.
I can't believe you were quite offended by all this... I wonder.

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#14

The other day, I cooked tilapia rice with wisdom and ingenuity with tai-meshi as my goal, and it turned out better than I expected.
It took a lot of time and effort because it is more peculiar than sea bream, but at any rate it is readily available.
Sorry for the off-topic comment. It's a "today's meal" topic.
Oh, and for all you celebs, please go through with it. I'm afraid of the attacks on others on this forum.

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#15
  • ティラピア食べるって
  • 2021/07/05 (Mon) 08:32
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I can't believe it. That filthy fish.

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#16
  • 無知
  • 2021/07/05 (Mon) 10:11
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Dirty ？ What the heck is dirty, I don't know what the expression means. I can understand if it's a smell, but
that's weird Japanese.

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#17

↑ Because tilapia is usually farmed?

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#18
  • ティラピア食べるって
  • 2021/07/05 (Mon) 11:08
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Check it out. You can find a lot of information in English.

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#19
  • 汚くない
  • 2021/07/05 (Mon) 11:36
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I can't seem to find it in my research.

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#23
  • ミツワ派
  • 2021/07/05 (Mon) 17:11
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↑ I think the mitsuwa is fresh.

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#24
  • ティラピア食べるって
  • 2021/07/05 (Mon) 17:49
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It's right out there in English, though. If you can't, give up ？.

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#25
  • ダッサ
  • 2021/07/05 (Mon) 18:10
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↑ Bitten is desperate w

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#26
  • うそ！
  • 2021/07/05 (Mon) 18:25
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Tilapia and food ？

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#27
  • 無知
  • 2021/07/05 (Mon) 23:02
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#24 Eating Tilapia

＞ It's right there in English though. If you can't, give up ？

Tilapia is usually good

If you deny it, post your address, yutaka.
you can't even find it yourself
this place is full of this kind of stuff that doesn't help people.

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#29
  • ミツワ派
  • 2021/07/06 (Tue) 13:42
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TC's sashimi is cheaper, but Mitsuwa's is still good.

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#30
  • ティラピア食べるって
  • 2021/07/06 (Tue) 14:03
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Try putting "tilapia" in Google, you'll only see the first one, so you can't gather information. It's clearly written a little lower down. The rest is up to you.

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#31
  • まだやってんの？
  • 2021/07/06 (Tue) 15:13
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Post what it says clearly.
Stop goofing around.

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#32
  • 🐟～
  • 2021/07/06 (Tue) 15:20
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I'm really still working on it. I'll write it for you.
Tilapia are farmed and people say they are dirty because strange things are used to feed them.

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#33
  • 養殖マグロ
  • 2021/07/06 (Tue) 16:17
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What exactly is weird ？

So anything farmed is dirty?

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#35
  • あーやだやだ
  • 2021/07/06 (Tue) 17:36
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I don't think you need to stab water at someone who has had a delicious meal at Tilapia.
We are total strangers and I don't care what they eat.

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#36
  • あーやだやだ
  • 2021/07/06 (Tue) 17:41
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And because it's wild, it doesn't mean it's safe ？
There are contaminants dripping all over the world, including Fukushima.

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#37
  • 🐟～
  • 2021/07/06 (Tue) 17:48
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I still eat tilapia. It's delicious. Not often, though. Steam it Chinese style, make a sweet soy sauce based sauce, use a lot of green onion and ginger.

By the way, a guy from a trading company told me that after the Fukushima accident, I shouldn't eat much seafood anymore. I won't say it publicly, but they refrained from eating it. I don't know about now.

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#38

＞ Steamed Chinese style, made a sweet soy sauce based sauce, and used lots of green onions and ginger.

Looks delicious💗💗💗

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#39
  • ね。
  • 2021/07/06 (Tue) 19:06
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Tilapia are fertile and vigorous
and can live anywhere
because they breed anywhere
the wild ones are too smelly to eat
so they are farmed for food and raised in relatively clean water the smell is reduced a lot
and now we see them everywhere.

I personally don't want to eat them, but
with all the insect chips and such being made to secure food
I think they are a relatively decent food source.

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#40
  • 無知
  • 2021/07/06 (Tue) 21:59
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Google it and you'll find it at the bottom: 。。。。
Then you're saying that there are pros and cons, but the majority of the pros are delicious
What are you digging your grave for
What's the big deal about it being dirty? I can understand if it smells bad, but
I was wrong.

And Fukushima ？ I don't eat fish ？ ？
How far offshore do you think they go fishing
All the places with nuclear power plants are leaking contaminated water.

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#41
  • また無知か
  • 2021/07/07 (Wed) 03:00
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>And then there's Fukushima ？ I don't eat fish ？ ？
How far out to sea do you think they fish
All the places with nuclear power plants are dripping contaminated water.

How far offshore are you fishing ？ I don't get it.
The guy above already wrote that it's dripping all over the world.

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#42

I would like to know the name of the fishmonger mentioned by the first topper.

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#43
  • ティラピア食べるって
  • 2021/07/07 (Wed) 14:15
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I'm not talking about the smell. You could just eat it ？ I judge it to be dirty. I don't even want to associate with people who are too stupid to google in this convenient world.

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#45
  • ね。
  • 2021/07/07 (Wed) 16:44
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A heart that tries to understand others
even if you are different
ten different people
all get along.

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#46

Well, well, calm down. Whether it's dirty or not is a matter of personal judgment level. Even natural fish and farm-raised meat and vegetables are contaminated if you think they are.
But if you are just saying, "Be careful, there is this kind of information. I try not to eat it." It would have been a good exchange of information. I can't believe they would eat such dirty fish. （ Such a person is lower than me ）
・ Look up the evidence yourself. （ Such a person is lower than me ）
Throwing that out there will only make the situation worse. I'm intentionally trying to put you in fight mode. ？
As a Japanese, or rather as a human being, you should have a little more compassion.

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#47
  • の。
  • 2021/07/07 (Wed) 18:49
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Tilapia is dirty.
If so, why don't you just wash them?
I told my friend that fish are dirty ？ She said she doesn't know what I mean. I usually don't say that.

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#48
  • HE
  • 2021/07/07 (Wed) 23:58
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They say that shellfish live in dirty places.

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#49
  • SHE
  • 2021/07/08 (Thu) 09:29
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Turban shells, clams, and oysters are in the clean ocean, and you lump them all together and call shellfish dirty ？.

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#50
  • スカトロ
  • 2021/07/08 (Thu) 10:09
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＃ 49

The U.S. banned the import of Korean oysters about 10 years ago after it was discovered that they were fed on human feces.
Has it been lifted? ？
In the first place, shellfish are also responsible for purifying seawater.

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#52
  • 現在
  • 2021/07/08 (Thu) 15:02
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Even today, dried livestock manure is used as fertilizer for crops.
Organic vegetables cannot use chemical fertilizers, so they have to use chicken manure, and to borrow a phrase from someone above, organic vegetables are dirty. Of course you don't eat them.
Of course you don't eat them, because they are dirty.

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#56
  • 好きになりました
  • 2021/07/13 (Tue) 20:54
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#4 #46 Mr. Imagination
please go out with me ♪

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#57
  • Nijimasu
  • 2021/07/16 (Fri) 12:51
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The mussels, they live in a dirty place and eat everything to clean it up.

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#58
  • taverna
  • 2021/07/16 (Fri) 13:38
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Come to think of it, many people around the world don't eat pork, but they say it's because it's dirty.

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