street food
We pit the convenience store challenger against Tokyo’s favorite maker of Japan’s beloved octopus dumplings.
No trip to Tokyo’s other otaku neighborhood is complete without a visit to this local landmark.
We delight in some unusual octo-offerings at this Osaka-based takoyaki shop right smack in the middle of our own neighborhood.
Moses was the first person to sell kebabs in Japan, and you can buy them in Shibuya until three in the morning.
We pick between two Japanese street foods that sound alike, but couldn’t be much more different.
He’s one of the few people in Japan who made it to adulthood without trying one of the country’s most popular festival foods.
Donuts might be low on your priority list when visiting Taiwan, but we highly recommend you try this one.
Take a look inside Ryu no Miyako Inshokugai, the newest restaurant complex you need to know about.































































