By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
In recent years, the trendy aesthetics of literati style and minimalist chic have gained popularity. It's not just handmade shops, curated goods, dessert cafes, and coffee spots embracing this artistic vibe—now even Japanese cuisine has joined the trend. Nestled within Huashan Market, "Gassho Village," which shares its name with the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Gassho-style villages in Japan,SeatingThis small stall, with fewer than 10 seats, often sees long lines of customers, adding a new talking point to the hidden-gem Huashan Market.
Gassho Village at Huashan Market (Photo provided by Zeng Qing)
Gassho Village at Huashan Market (Photo provided by Zeng Qing)
Inside the Gassho Village counter are freshly caught fish of the day, allowing customers an unobstructed view of the food preparation process. The shop offers a variety of nigiri sushi, sashimi, rice dishes and other Japanese meals. The sushi is fresh, the vinegar rice slightly sweet and tangy, and the rice combinations include daily catches. Not only are the ingredients delicious, but the prices are affordable, earning praise from many online users for their great value. Gassho Village's sashimi and nigiri sushi (Photo provided by Zeng Qing) Gassho Village Japanese Rice Dish (Image provided by Zeng Qing) Gassho Village, often crowded with queuing customers (Photo provided by Zeng Qing)
