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Curry is a dish that originated outside of Japan, but has undergone a unique evolution within the country. Not only are there specialty curry (pronounced karē in Japanese) restaurants across the country, but it is also served in school lunches, making it fair to say that curry has become a staple of Japanese cuisine. Photo for illustrative purposes The five…
When you think of Okinawa, what comes to mind? Pristine beaches, tropical breezes—and of course, deliciously unique local cuisine. Though Okinawa lies far south of Japan’s main islands, Tokyo has no shortage of places where you can experience its charm. From cozy hidden gems on quiet side streets to lively spots filled with Okinawan music, these restaurants are packed with…
Sharing a nabe (Japanese hot pot or stew) with others is always fun, but enjoying it at your own pace is a pleasure of its own. If you want to relish a meal without any distractions, head to “Shabu-Shabu Retasu Shibuya Center-gai” in the popular Shibuya neighborhood of Tokyo, where you can have a nabe all to yourself. Savor Kobe…