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Look what I found , like a treasure when I went to have lunch at this Japanese restaurant in Bangkok, and all of this cost 299 baht or 8$. 

Seeing the price for the first time was like wtf. Do you know that the regular price of a small sashimi set in Bangkok is around 600-1,000 baht (16-30$)?

And it's all good.

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You can get a sense of the taste just by looking at the color, and it looks very delicious.
I was surprised at how cheap it was.
The imitation crab meat on the bottom right is a bit interesting because it is not served with sashimi in Japan.
*I think imitation crab meat is a fish paste product that looks like a crab.
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Basically, in terms of a staple food, it's rice!
The picture shows a typical Japanese meal: rice, miso soup, and side dishes.
Sashimi would be a side dish, and sushi and noodles would replace rice.

It's always served in thailand , I think about a cost reducion issue. 😅 and yes that's totally fish paste.

Some question here , to talk about Sushi / Sashimi, what come up first is a Japanese people eating as main meal. 
But when I go to Japan myself, or eat Japanese food in Thailand, there are many other types of food as well, like hot plate, rice, blabla. What do you usually eat as your main meal?