Okinawa City Fishing Association Payao Market — Restaurant in Okinawa

we visited the place today as part of my brother in laws recommendation. we were hoping to eat some surf and turf dishes and arrive there kinda hungry as its past lunch time. the place is off the road but can be navigated using google maps. there are a few stalls selling ready to eat foods (both raw and fried) and a few variety of seafoods (both fresh and frozen). We both some tempuras (shrimp, veggies) a fried fish (not sure about the name though) and some fried wings. the tempuras and wings are cold and greasy and does not come with any dipping sauce. The fish though is delish and was serve hot. we were not able to finish our meal and instead opted to take it home for refrying. the experience is so so and i would certainly advise you to take cash as they dont accept credit cards. will i come back again? probably but i'll be sure to order the fish and...

I really enjoyed my meal here. The prices were more than fair for what was provided. I have a sashimi set and half lobster set. Usually, I find uni to be a somewhat aggressive and overpowering flavor, but paired with the lobster and rice, it was wonderful. The price of the entire set was as much as buying half a lobster would be at many grocery shops. The sashimi platter was fresh and tasty as well. The portion sizes were also quite large. You will definitely leave feeling full and satisfied. Staff was also kind, friendly, and helpful. They accept credit cards as well which was an unexpected bonus. Ample covered outdoor seating as well as a few tables inside. Plenty of vending machines on the side of the building for preferred beverage...

You can get fresh fish and have them clean them for your liking. They can clean the fish and even slice them for Sashimi or Sushi if the fish is Sashimi/Sushi grade. After you pay for the fish at the cashier, they will give you a small paper with a number and they will call you when your order is ready. You can pick your fish at very left side of the counter. The fish market area only takes Yen, but the restaurant next to it in the same building takes cards. I am not sure if the Tempura stand by the entrance takes cards or not. There are plenty of pictures of the menu with numbers at the restaurant area, they serve so quick and have outside...