"Squid" in Japanese is: "Ika".
If you know or watch the Anime show: "Squid Girl", the main character's name is: Ika Musume,
that means "Squid Girl".
'Squid' in Japanese isイカ (ika).
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Fish, crustaceans, and cannibalisums.
You may say "saki ika."
While not the exact word for fried squid, the closest I can think of is Ikayaki, which is baked or grilled squid.
You may say "saki ika."
One traditional Japanese squid recipe that I recommend trying is "ika shiokara," which is a dish made by fermenting squid with salt and other seasonings. It has a strong and salty flavor that pairs well with rice or as a side dish with sake.
The symbolism of the squid in Japanese culture is used to show that it is too late to make any amends. This is commonly used to define a slippery issue that already has gone too far to be reversed.
The traditional Japanese method of serving squid nigiri involves slicing raw squid and placing it on top of a small ball of vinegared rice. This dish is popular among sushi enthusiasts because of the squid's unique texture, mild flavor, and ability to absorb the flavors of accompanying sauces and seasonings.
I'm part Japanese, so yeah. Dried squid is pretty tasty actually, it's sort of like fishy beef jerky. I think Ika (sold at most sushi places) is squid
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Tobiko is flying fish roe. If it's black, it has probably been mixed with squid ink.