Posts in “Dinner”

Mouko Tanmen Nakamoto, Kami-Itabashi: The Flame of the North Pole, With No Queue

Mouko Tanmen Nakamoto, Kami-Itabashi: The Flame of the North Pole, With No Queue

Isaribi Kaisen Kakurega, Ikebukuro: Take the Evening, Not the Quality

Isaribi Kaisen Kakurega, Ikebukuro: Take the Evening, Not the Quality

Ashibina, Shibuya: The Sign Said They Had Okinawan Oden, So In We Went

Ashibina, Shibuya: The Sign Said They Had Okinawan Oden, So In We Went

Song Kee Jee Fan, Awajicho: A Singapore Hawker Course, and the Fish Head Curry

Song Kee Jee Fan, Awajicho: A Singapore Hawker Course, and the Fish Head Curry

Zoogunzoo, Shibuya: Australian Food in a Basement, in the One Private Room

Zoogunzoo, Shibuya: Australian Food in a Basement, in the One Private Room

Wakiya Ichiemi Charou, Akasaka: The Iron Chef’s Chinese Turns Out to Be Gentle

Wakiya Ichiemi Charou, Akasaka: The Iron Chef’s Chinese Turns Out to Be Gentle

Yamanekoken, Nagoya: An Hour of Lecture, Then the Rarest Beef in Japan

Yamanekoken, Nagoya: An Hour of Lecture, Then the Rarest Beef in Japan

Daini Chikara Shuzo, Nakano: Clams and a Red Star, and Nothing More

Daini Chikara Shuzo, Nakano: Clams and a Red Star, and Nothing More

bistro Sante, Roppongi: Two Portions a Night of Fish Baked in Pastry

bistro Sante, Roppongi: Two Portions a Night of Fish Baked in Pastry

EL ARBOL, Yotsuya: Japan’s First Habanero Restaurant, Taken On

EL ARBOL, Yotsuya: Japan’s First Habanero Restaurant, Taken On

Hibi no Chuka Shokudo, Yoyogi-Uehara: Chinese Food That Leaves You Light

Hibi no Chuka Shokudo, Yoyogi-Uehara: Chinese Food That Leaves You Light

Matsuo Jingisukan, Akasaka: Ninety Minutes of All-You-Can-Eat Mutton

Matsuo Jingisukan, Akasaka: Ninety Minutes of All-You-Can-Eat Mutton

Tomita Shoten, Suidobashi: A Bar Where You Eat the Books

Tomita Shoten, Suidobashi: A Bar Where You Eat the Books

Yuyu, Ebisu: Nobody Saw the Flames, but Everyone Smelled the Smoke

Yuyu, Ebisu: Nobody Saw the Flames, but Everyone Smelled the Smoke

Lucky Seoul, Nishi-Shinjuku: Neon, Chanja, and a Sundubu to Finish

Lucky Seoul, Nishi-Shinjuku: Neon, Chanja, and a Sundubu to Finish

Ata, Daikanyama: A Seafood Bistro Where You Eat With Your Hands

Ata, Daikanyama: A Seafood Bistro Where You Eat With Your Hands

Zassoan, Ikebukuro: Hiroshima Oysters, and an Otoshi on a Rice Paddle

Zassoan, Ikebukuro: Hiroshima Oysters, and an Otoshi on a Rice Paddle

Ageduki, Kagurazaka: Tonkatsu as a Drinking Snack, and Nothing Else

Ageduki, Kagurazaka: Tonkatsu as a Drinking Snack, and Nothing Else

Fukunishiki, Shinjuku-gyoenmae: Every Snack Is 400 Yen, and It Is Open Late

Fukunishiki, Shinjuku-gyoenmae: Every Snack Is 400 Yen, and It Is Open Late

Tsugumian, Komagome: The Eel House That Takes Four Parties a Month

Tsugumian, Komagome: The Eel House That Takes Four Parties a Month