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Tokyo Fish Market in Berkeley, on San Pablo & Gilman in Berkeley (http://www.tokyofish.net/) carries burdock. I just was all over Oakland's China Town and didn't find it, Berkeley Bowl was closed today (on January 2nd? Slackers!). WF didn't have it.
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Berkeley Bowl
2020 Oregon St, Berkeley, CA 94703Tokyo Fish Market
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I really thank all who placed their posts below.
The reason I asked was that I found many positive articles about gobo roots recently.
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I've seen them for sale at Maruwa Supermarket in San Francisco (corner of Post and Webster. I love fried gobo roots so much that I make myself pretty sick whenever my mother makes any. They seem to have a lot of fiber.
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re: Hiko Ikeda
My Japanese friend told me that he heard that during WWII, Japanese fed gobo to American prisoners-of-war. As a result, according to him, one Japanese commander was convicted of war crimes for forcing the POWs to eat "twigs." I don't think it's true, though.
Gobo is great, by the way, especially in kimpira.
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I have seen fresh burdock root carried at Rainbow Grocery. Also seems like the Alemany (Sat), Civic Center( Wed)or Ferry Plaza( Tues and Sat )Farmers Markets would have a grower offering it.
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re: Hiko Ikeda
Rainbow Grocery
1745 Folsom Street @ 13th St.
San Francisco
415.863.0620
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re: Hiko Ikeda
Berkeley Bowl, of course. Also check out the large selection of Japanese foods in all forms and fresh fish. (The owners are Japanese-American.) Other Asian cuisines are represented but not as thoroughly.
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