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Fal Oyster
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England, United Kingdom
Fal Oyster is a protected collective food or drink identity with a defined regional specification.

Falkland Islands
Patagonian squid from Falklands waters is served fresh or fried as local seafood.

Falkland Islands
Patagonian scallops from Falklands waters are a limited local seafood fishery.

Guadeloupe
Ouassous
Huge freshwater crayfish; eaten grilled or with a typical sauce; a Guadeloupean specialty; the ouassous that is a Guadeloupean river delicacy.

United States
Whole belly clams battered and fried — the New England shore-dinner icon.

United States
Oysters shucked, breaded or battered, and fried until golden — a coastal classic.

South Korea
새우튀김
Whole shrimp battered and deep-fried until crispy, a popular street food and twigim variety.

Cantabria, Spain
Rabas
The Cantabrian version of fried squid: strips or rings lightly battered in flour and fried until crisp, a beloved seaside tapa.

Tokyo, Japan
深川めし
A Tokyo shitamachi rice dish built around clams from the old Fukagawa waterfront and a savory broth or steaming method.

Galicia, Argentina
Pulpo a la gallega
Tender octopus boiled in copper pots, sliced over boiled potatoes on a wooden plate, dressed with olive oil, coarse salt, and pimenton.

Spain
Gambas al ajillo
Shrimp sauteed in sizzling olive oil with minced garlic and a touch of chili, served in a hot clay dish with crusty bread for dipping.

Chile
Picorocos
Volcano-shaped barnacles with sweet crablike meat inside, a unique Chilean seafood delicacy from the southern coast.

Kiribati
Giant clam is reef shellfish served raw, grilled, or simmered with coconut; the firm, sweet meat is cut from the large shell before serving.

Thailand
กุ้งอบวุ้นเส้น
Goong ob woon sen is prawns baked over glass noodles in a lidded pot with pork fat, pepper, and coriander roots.

Isan (Northeastern Thailand), Thailand
กุ้งเต้น
Goong ten ("dancing shrimp"), live freshwater shrimp dressed with lime and chilli at the table, is a named Isan dish and a genuine adventurous collectible.

Galicia, Spain
Percebes
Goose barnacles harvested from dangerous Galician rocky coasts, briefly boiled and prized for their intense, pure ocean flavor.

Cape Verde
Percebes
Sea fingers or gooseneck barnacles harvested from the rocky Atlantic coast, steamed and eaten by cracking the shell to reveal the meat.

New Zealand
Kuku
Large mussels with a distinctive green shell lip, farmed on ropes in the Marlborough Sounds and Coromandel.

Greenland
Pisa
Greenlandic shrimp and prawns; pack distinct flavor into their miniature size; cold-water shrimp from the Arctic

Grenada
Crab Back
Land crab meat seasoned with spring onions, sweet peppers, garlic, white wine, and a spicy cream sauce, served in the cleaned-out shell of the crab; baked with breadcrumbs on top; one of the traditional Grenadian dishes; a specialty of BB's Crabback in St. George's; the signature crab dish of the Spice Isle.

Grenada
Lambi Souse
Grenadian conch souse: tender lambi marinated with lime, onion, cucumber, hot pepper, and herbs, served cool or at room temperature as a bright, tangy seafood dish.

Guadeloupe
Homard Grillé
Grilled lobster; a Guadeloupean seafood delight; lobster expertly grilled over a wood fire; accompanied by lime; the pinnacle of the local culinary experience; the grilled lobster that is a Guadeloupean luxury. Turks and Caicos cooks grill local lobster over fire with lime and island seasoning, alongside the shared Caribbean preparation.

Mozambique
Lagosta grelhada
Rock lobster split and grilled over coals with garlic butter and piri-piri, a staple of the southern beach restaurants.

Croatia
Škampi na žaru
Fresh Adriatic scampi grilled simply with olive oil, garlic, and herbs, highlighting their natural sweetness.

South Korea
조개구이
Assorted shellfish (clams, mussels, oysters, scallops) grilled on a tabletop grill until they open, served with butter or gochujang.

Spain
Gambas a la plancha
Whole shrimp seasoned with sea salt and quickly grilled on a hot iron plate, served with lemon - a simple, perfect tapa.

Dalmatia, Croatia
Lignje
Whole squid grilled over open fire, often served with blitva (Swiss chard) and potatoes, a Dalmatian classic.

Coastal Guinea-Bissau (Bissau / Bijagós Archipelago), Guinea-Bissau
Camarões à Guineense
Shrimp sautéed with onions, cucumber, lemon juice, salt, and pepper; a simple coastal dish highlighting the fresh shrimp from Guinea-Bissau's Atlantic waters and Bijagós archipelago; served as a starter or with rice.

Jiangsu, China
大闸蟹
Freshwater mitten crabs steamed whole and eaten with ginger vinegar, prized for the roe of the female and the creamy fat of the male.

Turks and Caicos Islands
Lobster meat hashed (minced) and cooked in a seasoned sauce; a traditional South Caicos dish; a distinctive Turks and Caicos preparation

Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Helgoländer Knieper are claws of North Sea edible crab, boiled and served chilled or warm with their sweet meat.

Hiroshima, Japan
広島かき
Hiroshima produces more oysters than any other prefecture, prized for their small, creamy, briny meat.

Hokkaido, Japan
毛蟹
Hokkaido hairy crab has sweet meat and rich brown tomalley, and is eaten as a seasonal shellfish delicacy.

Greece
Χταπόδι ξιδάτο
Greek octopus marinated in vinegar and olive oil, served cold as a meze. A taverna classic, tangy and tender, a seafood appetizer, served with bread, a summer favorite.

Greece
Χταπόδι στη σχάρα
Greek grilled octopus, tenderized and char-grilled, dressed with olive oil and vinegar. A meze and taverna classic, smoky and tender, a seafood icon, served with lemon.

East Iceland, Iceland
Iceland's sweet langoustine from the North Atlantic, a delicacy and restaurant classic