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Akihabara is globally renowned as a haven for Japanese subcultures, but it’s also an area that is home to various genres of restaurants. Akihabara Caligari is a curry restaurant that attracts a constant stream of customers within Akihabara. “アキバ盛りカレー1,” Akiba Mori Curry 1, lunch: 1,230 JPY (tax included) / dinner: 1,460 JPY (tax included) The must-try menu at popular curry…
For food lovers visiting Tokyo, Tsukiji is a must-visit destination. Once Japan’s largest fish market that attracted foodies from around the globe, Tsukiji Market still retains much of its vibrant energy today. Even after the wholesale market operations were moved to Toyosu, Tsukiji’s outer market continues to thrive, lined with sushi shops, seafood restaurants, and street food stalls where visitors…
Ramen (ラーメン) is a beloved Japanese noodle soup dish that has gained global popularity. Chances are you’ve heard the name before and perhaps even have a restaurant that serves it where you live. What is ramen? A bowl of ramen consists of Chinese-style wheat noodles served in a savory broth that is usually made from chicken or pork bones, miso…