According to this article I stumble on the web by a local Malaysian:

https://johorkaki.blogspot.com/2017/01/i-bl...lone-which.html

How about some comments from those abalone lovers?

Those are shit one no ori colour of abalone, u want try fresh alone go kaikura

Thinking of only getting canned ones. Want to cook buddha jump over the wall dish for dinner today.

Easy 1 single dish meal for small family.

S.Africa
once you go black ......

this fella dunno what he talking la.. best abalone is the rubbery texture one.

I once asked the chef at Ah Yat ( Singapore abalone restaurant ) which abalone is the best

he says Japan or South Africa . Of course the prices are very expensive

Many Chinese medicinal shops who stocks canned abalones recommended Mexican/Chilean ones instead.

Japan ones they claim are not not as good as before-radiation contamination
South African ones come from mixed cold/warm waters, seafood industry not as developed.

Japan, look up Yoshihama or Oami abalone.
Best abalone came from Iwate, that is hundreds miles away from Fukushima.

This post has been edited by Angelic Layer: Feb 11 2021, 01:05 AM

Salesman always tell you their stock is best.

eating at Ah Yat restaurant for abalone cost in thousands ( sgd ) and requires a few days of ( not sure braising or whatever they do to prepare )

I dont think we are talking same abalone

Malaysian men eat a lot Vietnam abalone

Cannot believe people do not actually know this.

Do you know that the Japanese quietly pour radiation contaminated waste water into their seas?

Never watch the NHK documentary that oyster population in Japanese waters are declining today close to extinction?

real man eat siham

Siham too small and contaminated. High risks food for Hepatitis B.

Siham also known as blood cockles are actually labelled as high risk food in many developed countries unless there's certification it was harvested from clean sources/farms.

Abalaone celah kangkang bestest

wrong siham

siham can grip one

No way they can ship thousands of tonnes of water elsewhere to dump without anyone notice.
Do you know their actual volume of tritium water?
You read other people say only, never read the real source.

The Oyster problem is water temperature related, not related to tritium.

Tightest and least smelly one.

Ok on second thought not tightest coz I've had ones which I can't fit into.... End up in frustration.