Tracking down Wild-Caught Sashimi in *Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii* can be tricky, as the game doesn't exactly hand you a map. This guide reveals the secrets to snagging this elusive ingredient.
In Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, Wild-Caught Sashimi is found exclusively in the waters of Alola Beach, Honolulu. You have two options: fishing or buying from a merchant.
The easiest method is purchasing from Grayson, a merchant located on the east side of Alola Beach's ocean (see map above). He sells Wild-Caught Sashimi for a mere $1.60 per unit. Note that Grayson only appears after you've explored that area of the ocean. You can carry a maximum of 10 sashimi at a time, but you can return to Grayson to replenish your supply as needed.
While you can fish for Wild-Caught Sashimi by swimming in Alola Beach and interacting with fish using the "Catch" prompt, it's incredibly rare. Expect to catch it only once in about every 50 attempts. This method is free but incredibly time-consuming.
To save time and frustration, buying from Grayson is strongly recommended. If you're short on cash, a quick brawl with some thugs on the shore will easily net you enough money.
For more tips and tricks, check out our guides on the best crew formations for the Coliseum and how to quickly earn money for ship upgrades.
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is available now on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
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