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Standing out in the fiercely competitive Shibuya ramen scene is “Ramen Fromage Due Italian TOKYU PLAZA SHIBUYA” (hereinafter referred to as “Due Italian”), a shop that has caught the Michelin Guide’s attention for three consecutive years. Here you can experience a novel bowl that marries Italian flavors with traditional ramen. “らぁ麺生ハムフロマージュ グラン,” Special Topping Cheese Ramen 1,680 JPY (tax included)…
Spanning oceans and captivating diners of all nationalities, Japan’s tonkatsu is a culinary marvel. In Japan’s more renowned tonkatsu eateries, it’s not uncommon for the majority of patrons to be international travelers, united in their fascination with this crispy, deep-fried pork cutlet. Among these, “Butagumi Shokudou,” nestled in the cosmopolitan Roppongi district of Tokyo, emerges as a standout destination, earning…
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…