Shake Shack has no problem selling its sandwiches in Japan, but it’s decided to give away over a million yen in food anyway.
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Hello Kitty’s frog buddy sits with lonely diners, entices with adorable, delicious food and drinks.
Moulded by hand by a sushi chef in front of you at the counter, this impressive selection is the type of special locals usually keep a secret to themselves.
In a country filled with great bakeries, you’ve got to do something special to stand out, and this shop/cafe in downtown Tokyo does just that.
With no cosmopolitan cachet to influence gourmands’ minds, this ramen wins recognition purely for its flavor.
Delicious maguro tuna and all-you-can-drink coffee for less than most fast food set meals.
Mr. Sato follows a hot lead from a Maasai warrior for some elusive Kenyan food in Japan, and isn’t disappointed.
Prepaid tempura plan is totally the way to go, and even lets you choose fried chicken if that’s what your heart desires.
Pop-up cafe caters to fans of mature aesthetics and sweet treats with customizable desserts served in cocktail glasses.




































































