soba
Cheap eats are getting harder to find in Tokyo, but these tips from a local will guide you to some hidden gems.
The new bowls will recreate the old taste of 50 years ago when the famous brand first dropped.
We go in search of the elusive cheap meal to find out what you can eat for US$3.20 in Tokyo.
Miyako Soba may not be what we’d expected for the oldest standing soba chain in country, but maybe it should have been.
Charming old post town serves up a culinary tradition you won’t find anywhere else in Japan.
The giant robot statue wasn’t the only surprise on our trip to Kobe neighborhood where its famous everyday dish that isn’t Kobe beef got its start.
Skip the morning convenience store run and charge up for the day ahead with delicious seasonal tempura.
Soba restaurant chain’s claim leads us to cross the standard line of where tempura is supposed to go.



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