flying to japan in a couple weeks, staying in kabukicho
gimme food recommendations, in return i will post many many pictures while i am there
food in tokyo
flying to japan in a couple weeks, staying in kabukicho
gimme food recommendations, in return i will post many many pictures while i am there
we all know you're going there to eat the assholes of japanese women. Stop pretending.
If you are indeed serious, I suggest 'Sushi', which is a Japanese dish of prepared vinegared rice (鮨飯, sushi-meshi), usually with some sugar and salt, accompanied by a variety of ingredients (ねた, neta), such as seafood — often raw — and vegetables. Styles of sushi and its presentation vary widely, but the one key ingredient is "sushi rice", also referred to as shari (しゃり), or sumeshi (酢飯)
whos pretending? (>ᴗ•) !
Can I really just go to Japan and eat Japanese women's assholes? How much money?
there's a place called Tobita Shinchi in Osaka, last month I went there it was 40000 yen an hour for a 7/10 looking whore
That's like 200 bucks. What's the catch? Stds?
None. That's actually twice as much as what it'll cost you in Thailand. Should be safe if you don't go raw, STDs are probably just as risky as anywhere else.
There is a small ramen shop called Kyushu No.1 Star, try the Chashu Tonkotsu Ramen...it's amazing.
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Try mcdonalds japan you stupid nagger and stop posting retarded threads
what if im being honest anon
what if im a classically trained chef
you ever think of that, you double nagger?
If you were a classical trained chef you wouldnt act like japanese cuisine was the hottest shit ever. Best case you are as skilled as the average fast food slave
>you wouldnt act like japanese cuisine was the hottest shit ever
when the fuck did i say that
not going to tell you where i worked but i have a resume friendo
Yet japan is the first thread you likely decided to make when you had a ttrip or did you never step a foot outside? fucking moron
Just telling your this thread has likely more to do with you showing off your so kawai tbh ne trip to japan than beeing a genuine attempt to increase your cuisinal experience because japan is not exactly a place that is not well known you are not the first tourist you know and every "secret" hot tip is found with a google search.
Looking at this board you really thought this needs more japan threads because the regular threads from the english teachers just dont cut it.
shut your ESL ass up
I post what I want bitch
imma post a bunch more next week
enjoy hater
Okay but dont cry when people dont come and tell you how great you are for your little trip to japan. Also prepare for reality setting in when you are flying back home like the loser you are
I might tell him he’s great if he posts some good ramen.
there's a ramen festival going on while I am there!
Just got back from a two week trip across japan. Spent 5 days in Shinjuku just walking distance from kabukicho.
Honestly, any random restaurant you try is going to be far better than your average restaurant in the states. I didn't have a single bad meal. If you hit up any place you hear about online, then chances are about 1,000 other tourists also heard about it, so get ready to wait up to two hours.
Kabukicho itself was fun to walk around, but none of the restaurants I tried really stood out compared to everything else I ate (that's not to say it wasn't worth it, it was definitely good).
Definitely check out Tsukiji outer market for sushi. There's a ton of great places there without lines. Omoide Yokocho is really close to kabukicho and is definitely fun to visit, but can get a little crowded. There always seemed to be an open seat somewhere though when we walked through.
If you want to try a ton of things at once, then find a more modern looking Izakaya (easier to order from). That's where I was able to find stuff like horse meat and raw chicken.
any standout yakitori joints? love eating weird pieces of chicken on a stick, but it was always expensive for absolutely no reason in NYC
Omoide is pretty much a strip of small yakitori bars. Outer market had quite a few stands where you could order them as well.
killer thanks man
For sure. Have fun dude, I had a blast there.
> Omoide is pretty much a strip of small yakitori bars. Outer market had quite a few stands where you could order them as well.
Omoide is a total fucking tourist trap, as is Tsukiji.
Find a Lawson asap. You're welcome.
You should try
Sushi
Fish
Thank me later
You should ask the anime part of the website
try okonomiyaki. I stumbled into a joint right around that area in your pic that was fire.
Golden Gai is an awesome area to spend a night out drinking. Ramen Nagi is a 2nd story spot, I liked it very much.
>chanko nabe
Hot pot soup with lots of veg and protein and a variety of broths. Sumo staple.
>okonomiyaki
Japanese pancake with cabbage, egg, noodles, vegetables, proteins, and pretty much anything you want. The name literally means "as you like"
>tonkatsu
Deep fried breaded pork cutlet.
>sushi
Duh...
>yakisoba
Noodles with veg, proteins, and broths.
>yakitori
grilled chicken bits
Lots of good stuff to try. Good luck and have fun.
How easy is it to navigate Japan as a dumb gaijin tourist?
Autumn would suggest yakinikku, chanko nabe, yakiudon, donburi, and nikkuman.
what exactly is "HOTEL CHEESE"? is this a brand?
It's a flavour or style of cheese. It's similar to Velveeta.
Try this: Large ass Katsudon made by a former sumo wrestler.
"Katsudon Chiyomatsu" in Namba, Osaka. I'm trying to make this myself but I still haven't made a decent sauce for this.
Try this yakitori in otsuka. I like there.
looks dope
purely staying in tokyo this trip but big fan
im staying pretty close to that area by design for sure
cool i mean i know WHAT to eat more like, where?
food in japan sucked except for:
sushi (obviously)
raw fish
seafood
ramen
GOAT: Kobe steaks... nothing like it in the world, hands down the best beef I ever had