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I’ll Pay $27 for Six Slices of Fish. Call Me Crazy

The raw fish dish is here to stay. To some diners, it’s creative. To others, it’s a cop-out.

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In Kilis, when the price of bonito dropped to 100 TL per fish, a fishmonger's unusual celebration became a trending topic on social media. To celebrate the sale, the employee ate a fresh bonito raw during a live broadcast.

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There is an abundance of bonito at the fish stalls in Edirne; fisherman Yusuf Çimen said that the season started early this year. Stating that demand has increased with the cooling weather, Çimen said that a single bonito costs 125 lira and weighs 1 kilo 200 grams.

In Kilis, Serkan Aygün, a fisherman who has been working in the industry for 16 years, started a campaign selling bonito for 100 lira each. The fisherman's employee, who was even more excited about the campaign than the customers, ate the bonito raw.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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In Kilis, a man astonished onlookers by eating raw bonito fish, which had dropped in price to 100 lira at a fish stall. Serkan Aygün, a fisherman of 16 years who knows the man, said, "He says he feels good. Our master fisherman Yusuf also eats all kinds of fish raw."

In Kilis, the price of acorn fish fell by up to 100 lira with the campaign. Serkan Aygün, who has been fishing for 16 years, started a campaign to turn the abundance of acorns in the seas into an opportunity to allow citizens to consume more fish.

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