The Gassho Village transforms into a sushi spot drawing long queues for its delicious offerings

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

In recent years, the trend of literary youth aesthetics and minimalist chic has taken off. It’s not just handmade shops, boutique goods, dessert cafes, and coffee shops embracing this vibe—now even Japanese cuisine is joining the craze. Nestled within Huashan Market, “Gassho Village,” named after Japan’s UNESCO World Heritage Site of the same name,SeatingThis tiny stall, with fewer than 10 seats, often draws long queues, adding a new talking point to the hidden-gem Huashan Market.

Inside the Gassho Village counter, fresh daily catch is displayed, allowing customers an unobstructed view of the food preparation process. The shop offers a variety of nigiri sushi, sashimi, Japanese rice dishes and other Japanese meals. The sushi is fresh, the vinegar-flavored rice is slightly sweet and tangy, and the Japanese rice dishes include combinations of the day’s fresh seafood. Not only are the ingredients delicious, but the prices are also affordable, earning praise from many online users for their great value for money.