Foods You Can Only Eat Locally

The place we were taken to was a small restaurant inside the harbor.

Since Countess Rosenhart had directed us there, I had expected an upscale restaurant, but surprisingly, it wasn't the sort of place nobles would visit.

The floor was old wood, and nets and fish crates were visible outside the windows, but the inside of the restaurant was clean.

Old and dirty weren't the same thing.

This place was old, but it was carefully maintained.

The owner gave us a brief bow and led us to a table toward the back.

A little while later, the food arrived.

The moment I saw the fish on the first plate, I paused.

“……?”

Its appearance was unusual...