Easy Low-Calorie Seafood Chirashi Bowl

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A vibrant, nutrient-dense seafood rice bowl perfect for a quick and healthy meal. Featuring fresh salmon, sweet shrimp, and scallops over tangy sushi rice.

↓ The ingredients ↓ The steps

This seafood chirashi bowl is the ultimate solution for those craving fresh sushi flavors at home without the hassle of rolling. By combining high-quality raw sashimi with perfectly seasoned sushi rice, you create a restaurant-quality meal in minutes. The addition of a raw egg yolk brings a silky richness that ties the fresh seafood and vinegared rice together beautifully.

A fresh seafood bowl featuring salmon, sweet shrimp, and scallops over seasoned rice, topped with a raw egg yolk and nori.
A fresh seafood bowl featuring salmon, sweet shrimp, and scallops over seasoned rice, topped with a raw egg yolk and nori.
Prep10 mins
Cook20 mins
Total30 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyEasy
Calories450 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Prepare the rice
    Uncooked white rice in a black rice cooker pot, ready to be washed.

    Measure your desired amount of white rice and pour it into the rice cooker pot. Ensure you use an appropriate amount based on your serving needs.

    Tip: For the best texture, rinse the rice gently before cooking to remove excess starch.
  2. 2Wash the rice
    Rice being washed in a rice cooker pot under a stream of water from a faucet.

    Place the rice cooker pot under a faucet and wash the rice under running water. Swirl the rice gently with your hand and drain the cloudy water until it runs clear.

    Tip: Repeat the rinsing process 2-3 times for perfectly fluffy rice.
  3. 3Season the rice
    Mixing sushi vinegar into freshly cooked white rice in a bowl using a wooden paddle.

    Once the rice is cooked, transfer it to a mixing bowl and pour the sushi vinegar over the hot rice. Use a rice paddle to gently fold and mix the vinegar into the rice, ensuring every grain is coated without mashing them.

    Tip: If you dont have store-bought sushi vinegar, mix white vinegar, sugar, and salt in a 3:2:1 ratio.
  4. 4Plate the rice
    A single scoop of seasoned sushi rice centered in an empty, rustic ceramic serving bowl.

    Carefully scoop the seasoned sushi rice into your serving bowl. Flatten it slightly to create an even base for your toppings.

    Tip: Use a moistened paddle to prevent the rice from sticking while serving.
  5. 5Add salmon
    Chopsticks placing a piece of fresh salmon slice onto a bed of sushi rice in a bowl.

    Using chopsticks, take slices of fresh raw salmon and arrange them neatly on top of the bed of sushi rice.

    Tip: Ensure the salmon is sashimi-grade and handled with clean chopsticks.
  6. 6Add scallops
    Arranging raw salmon and raw scallop slices over rice in a serving bowl with chopsticks.

    Place raw scallops next to the salmon slices. Continue arranging your seafood toppings to cover the rice nicely.

    Tip: Keep the ingredients organized to make the bowl look visually appealing.
  7. 7Arrange the raw seafood
    A bowl filled with a base of white sushi rice, topped with a neat arrangement of fresh salmon slices, scallops, and raw sweet shrimp.

    Take your fresh sashimi-grade seafood—specifically the sweet shrimp, salmon slices, and scallops—and arrange them neatly over the bed of seasoned sushi rice in the bowl. Grouping them by type creates a beautiful, professional presentation.

    Tip: Ensure your hands are clean and dry before handling raw sashimi to maintain food safety and keep the texture perfect.
  8. 8Add the egg yolk
    A close-up of a raw, vibrant yellow egg yolk sitting perfectly in the center of the bowl, surrounded by salmon, shrimp, and scallops.

    Carefully separate a fresh egg, ensuring the yolk remains whole. Gently place the raw yolk right into the center of your arranged seafood to provide a creamy, rich finish.

    Tip: If the yolk breaks during separation, dont worry—you can still use it, but for the best look, try to keep it perfectly round.
  9. 9Drizzle with seasoned soy sauce
    A hand holding a small bowl, pouring seasoned soy sauce over the arranged seafood rice bowl.

    Take a small portion of seasoned soy sauce and drizzle it evenly over the seafood and rice. The saltiness of the sauce complements the sweetness of the raw seafood and balances the acidity of the sushi vinegar in the rice.

    Tip: Start with a small amount; you can always add more at the table if you prefer a stronger flavor.

Burn It Off

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can use regular white rice, but be sure to stir in the sushi vinegar while the rice is still steaming hot so the grains absorb the seasoning properly.
You can easily swap the raw seafood for cooked alternatives like poached shrimp, smoked salmon, or seared scallops.
When using very fresh, high-quality, pasteurized eggs, the risk is minimal, but always prioritize your personal comfort and health safety standards.
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