Just a short train ride from Tokyo and you’ll be left addicted to delicious skewers slathered in a fiery miso sauce.
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Who cares about which came first when Tamahide clearly knows that the chicken and the egg are a combo best served at the same time?
You’ll have to travel to Marugame Seimen locations across Japan to try each dish in its respective prefecture.
Charming old post town serves up a culinary tradition you won’t find anywhere else in Japan.
Gransta Tokyo have selected the best travel lunches for your next long train ride.
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The noodles at Tanuki Soba wa Nomimono don’t look like any bowl of tanuki soba that we’ve ever seen, but we’re not complaining.
Next time you’re passing through, keep an eye out for one of these station bento to treat yourself during your travels.
We might just make a beeline to the top-notch Hina-Sushi the next time we’re looking for lunch in Tokyo’s Shinjuku area.
We tried out three of the campaign items inspired by popular Korean dishes that left us saying masisseoyo.
Cooked in a traditional earthenware pot, there’s something about this Maboroshi no Koshihikari rice that almost spirited him away.
The perfectly Instagram-worthy drink can be found in one of Tokyo’s most bohemian hipster neighborhoods.





































































