Restaurant
Sumo and chanko nabe are just some of the highlights of this new Japanese culture experience.
One of our writers seeks to redeem himself at this all-you-can-eat gyoza deal for 2,000 yen (US$12.40).
The main dishes are already cheap to begin with–but the unlimited free side dishes could even be a meal by themselves!
Restaurant known for numbingly spicy ramen and intimidatingly long lines lures us out in the Tokyo snow.
Was our Saizeriya-fan reporter on the verge of tears of happiness or despair as his world was been turned upside down?
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?
New menu items and more make for the perfect place to grab a kawaii bite after shopping in a major Tokyo department store.
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.







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