Posts in “Japanese food”

Zojirushi Shokudo, Marunouchi: Rice Cooked by the Rice-Cooker Maker

Zojirushi Shokudo, Marunouchi: Rice Cooked by the Rice-Cooker Maker

Ryosanpaku, Hachijojima: The Island’s Hardest Booking

Ryosanpaku, Hachijojima: The Island’s Hardest Booking

Uohachiya, Hachijojima: Breakfast From Half Past Eight

Uohachiya, Hachijojima: Breakfast From Half Past Eight

Mekiki no Ginji, Shinagawa: The Soba Was the Surprise

Mekiki no Ginji, Shinagawa: The Soba Was the Surprise

Kajiyama, Roppongi: An Eight-Dish Course With Sake Included

Kajiyama, Roppongi: An Eight-Dish Course With Sake Included

honda, Akasaka: The 7,800-Yen Course With Sake Included

honda, Akasaka: The 7,800-Yen Course With Sake Included

Nurukan Sato, Roppongi: Kaiseki With the Sake Free-Flowing

Nurukan Sato, Roppongi: Kaiseki With the Sake Free-Flowing

The Kazen Kappo Lunch at Sui Inaba, Azabudai Hills

The Kazen Kappo Lunch at Sui Inaba, Azabudai Hills

A Sake Tasting Course at Manryo, Daimon

A Sake Tasting Course at Manryo, Daimon

Aomori Food in Ikebukuro: Basashi and Mackerel at Aomoriya

Aomori Food in Ikebukuro: Basashi and Mackerel at Aomoriya

Akasaka Umaya: Lunch From the Kabuki Dressing Room

Akasaka Umaya: Lunch From the Kabuki Dressing Room

Yumean, Itabashi-Maenocho: Drinking at a Family Restaurant

Yumean, Itabashi-Maenocho: Drinking at a Family Restaurant

Kurayamizaka Miyashita, Azabu-juban: A Short Charcoal Course, Plus a la Carte

Kurayamizaka Miyashita, Azabu-juban: A Short Charcoal Course, Plus a la Carte

Tempura Fukutarou, Nezu: Two Sesame Oils, and a Kisu Folded Upright

Tempura Fukutarou, Nezu: Two Sesame Oils, and a Kisu Folded Upright

Not A Hotel Fukuoka: A Japanese Breakfast Laid Out for You

Not A Hotel Fukuoka: A Japanese Breakfast Laid Out for You

Udagawa Shisen, Shibuya: A Proper Washoku Course

Udagawa Shisen, Shibuya: A Proper Washoku Course

Kiyoyasu-tei, Roppongi: A Private Room Like a Ryokan

Kiyoyasu-tei, Roppongi: A Private Room Like a Ryokan

Sashimi in a Dry-Ice Treasure Box: Ore no Sakana, Shinjuku

Sashimi in a Dry-Ice Treasure Box: Ore no Sakana, Shinjuku

Koshitsu Washoku Higashiyama, Shinbashi: A Pot Each, and a Crab Each

Koshitsu Washoku Higashiyama, Shinbashi: A Pot Each, and a Crab Each

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

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