熊本是日本马肉刺身(马刺し)的重镇——生马肉切成薄片,佐以蒜末、姜末与甜酱油享用。肉质精瘦、带着甘甜,口感介于鲔鱼与牛肉之间。熊本供应全日本40%的食用马肉,当地人吃马肉刺身的频率,就像沿海城市的人吃一般生鱼片一样稀松平常。
这项传统可追溯至1600年代,当时加藤清正将朝鲜马匹引进熊本。如今,马肉刺身在县内每间居酒屋与超市都能买到。
基本信息
营业时间
菅乃屋午餐11:30–14:30,晚餐17:00–23:00。
公休: 请查询个别餐厅——菅乃屋通常全年无休。
门票
马肉刺身套餐¥1,500–3,000。冷冻真空包装马肉每200克¥1,200–2,000。
最佳季节
全年皆宜;晚间在当地居酒屋搭配烧酎品尝风味最佳
建议停留
60–90分钟享用完整马肉刺身晚餐,搭配多种部位与烧酎
如何前往
交通信息
独家私藏情报
邻近景点
距离马肉刺身 — 熊本的代表美食最近的私藏景点,按直线距离排序。
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