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Tokyo’s new extra-expensive ramen restaurant is dividing opinions, so we tried a bowl

Crab, Claaaaab, and high prices in Asakusa.

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Japan’s izakaya pubs closing at record pace, failing to attract foreign tourists

Combination of factors is dimming the shine of one of the stars of Japanese restaurant culture.

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Saltiest ramen in Japan? Ikebukuro White goes viral for crazy salt levels

We challenge you to find a saltier ramen in Japan.

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The 3 best secret places to eat a cheap One Coin lunch in Shinjuku

Cheap eats are getting harder to find in Tokyo, but these tips from a local will guide you to some hidden gems.

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Police cracking down on outdoor seating in Tokyo’s liveliest street market neighborhood[Video]

Tokyo Metropolitan Police officers issue warnings to pub owners in Ueno.

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Eating cheap sushi in a narrow building in Tokyo is an adventure for bold diners

We play culinary roulette at a cheap restaurant in Kabukicho.

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Brand-new Square Enix Cafe to open in Tokyo…and in Los Angeles too!

Both sides of the Pacific are getting new themed cafes with attached merch shops from the video game developer of Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.

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Tsujihan sushi bowl restaurant goes viral with foreign tourists, but is it worth the hype?

A Japanese diner shares their take on the kaisendon restaurant that’s exploded in popularity amongst overseas tourists.

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G-cha & Ba-cha serves Japanese green tea with a heartwarming backstory in Tokyo

When you support these cool grandparents, you’ll get a lot in return too.

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Japanese-style afternoon tea in this Japanese manor house outside downtown Tokyo is something special

The atmosphere is as elegant as the cuisine at this amazing restaurant.

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Fading Tokyo – Horikiri Station, the Arakawa River, and Kinpachi-sensei[Walking course]

Mr. Sato heads to the neighborhood of a famous TV drama and finds a nostalgic taste of a youth he never had.

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Japan’s best conveyor belt sushi restaurant of seven years ago has now, finally, come to Tokyo

We head to the new arrival from the north to see if it’s still something special.

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Tokyo teahouse serves up a sakura matcha dessert you won’t find anywhere else

Unique cherry blossom dessert conceals a surprising filling of traditional flavours.

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Fading Tokyo – Searching for signs of the Showa era as local neighborhoods evolve[Photos]

Mr. Sato starts his urban exploration of Tokyo to catch a glimpse of local neighborhoods’ pasts before they’re changed forever.

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New cafe in trendy Tokyo neighborhood is staffed by grannies and grandpas with average age of 73

Ji-chan and ba-chan are waiting for you at G-cha and Ba-cha.

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Why is Yoshinoya called Yoshinoya?

There’s a beautiful reason why Mr. Matsuda didn’t name his restaurant after himself.

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This standing sushi bar inside a Tokyo train station blew us away with its speedy deliciousness

No conveyor belts or chairs here, just excellent sushi at a fair price.

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Ramen restaurant in top Tokyo tourist neighborhood skips price gouging, but how does it taste?

One-coin lunches still exist in Asakusa, but now to find out if it’s money well spent.

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A secluded British mansion in Chiba is a hidden holy land for afternoon tea lovers

You might get lost on your way there, but you’ll be rewarded by a stunning escape filled with scones, antiques, and cow-shaped jugs.

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Are 500-yen noodles at Akihabara Ramen Center a great find or cheap miss?

We leave this ramen joint half happy, half less than satisfied. 

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