
Now that so many Korean groceries are being displaced by upscale stores and gentrification, not to mention demolition of old buildings to make way for new ones, there is only *ONE* store that I know of that sells
ika shiokara here in New York. (I checked the Japanese sections of several grocery stores in Chinatown--where I didn't see *any*
shishamo, although I did find a few brands of
nattÅ.)
So, I need to take the somewhat out-of-my-way subway ride to the Upper East Side to
Katagiri. When I double-checked their address on their Web site, I saw that they have been in the same location for
101 years!
I am just so grateful that in this city that is constantly tearing itself apart some continuity somehow survives.
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