No. That’s not a mistake. There are ants on your food.

Different strokes for different folks, right?

Well–a Denmark restaurant, Noma, moved its HQ to the cutting edge metropolis of Tokyo–a place known for its diverse and, uh, unique foods, like puffer fish (which, if cut wrong can and will kill you), dancing squid (that looks like it’s alive and wiggles when it’s served), and now, insect sushi.

At Noma Japan on the 37th floor of the Mandarin hotel, you can stare at the beautiful Mt. Fiji in the distance, while consuming raw shrimp covered in ants.

You read that right. ANTS.

It’s one of the 16 course “Flavours of the Nagano Forest” dinner available at Noma Japan–for a mere $1200.

In fact, one intrepid BusinessWeek reporter actually ate it and lived to tell the tale.

SIDE NOTE: In case you want more bizarre Asian food adventures — I stumbled across a really funny Buzzfeed video (yes, I mean it) of people eating some really…unique…Asian foods for the first time. Watch it if you dare….

HT LuxuryLaunches for the lead