cheap food
Cheap eats are getting harder to find in Tokyo, but these tips from a local will guide you to some hidden gems.
As onigiri prices continue to rise everywhere else, Lawson Store 100 stays true to its name.
We go in search of the elusive cheap meal to find out what you can eat for US$3.20 in Tokyo.
Eleven locals showcase their idea of the most satisfying meal at one of Japan’s cheapest restaurants.
Matsuya serves up an incredible breakfast deal, and maybe even a lunch one if you’re eating it early.
If you’ve ever wondered what a Japanese school lunch tastes like, you’ll want to head to this hidden gem.
An ordinary bento store by Japanese standards is gaining popularity with international tourists.


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