Category: Japanese
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The art is a perfect example of attaining abstract concept, the meaning of the rock garden open for any interpretation to onlookers.
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Wagyu Beef. Unagi. Scallops. Tiger Prawns. It’s the best of Osaka, right in the heart of Kuromon Ichiba Market. Are you ready for a food trip?
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Step aside Din Tai Fung, Halal Guys, and all the other gourmet restaurants that made you fat in 2015. It’s the return of the hotel buffets!
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As time is of the essence, how does one make the most out of his time in Tokyo? Here are 10 things to do in Tokyo without breaking a sweat.
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Meet Motokichi Yukimura. Since a Japanese foodie has published on YouTube his wildly entertaining and sickeningly good spontaneous cooking show of possibly the best omurice you can find in Kyoto last 2010, Chef Motokichi Yukimura’s humble Kichi Kichi Restaurant tucked in an alley in Kyoto has been fully booked.
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Kinkakuji is another place in Kyoto you must add to your itinerary, and I recommend one traveling by foot from Ryoanji Temple instead of paying 230 yen to ride the bus.
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This is how you visit Arashiyama Bamboo Groves, the right way.
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Absolutely no words to describe the Kiyomizudera Illumination. Beautiful.
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There is no way you’re skipping Fushimi Inari Shrine. The Fushimi Inari Shrine is Kyoto’s most sacred Shinto Shrines in this contrasting Edo-Era-meets-refined-boulevard destination.
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Shinjuku houses the busiest railway station in the world, as it is home to several government offices including the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and conglomerates such as NTT Docomo. The ward’s personality paints a case of schizophrenia, serious by day, colorful and mysterious at night. How do you unravel the eccentricities of Shinjuku without getting lost?
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Don’t you think this town is so saturated with Tonkatsu restaurants, they all pretty much offer the same experience? At Maisen, you can dare to be different. Say hello to Katsumabushi.
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At these five coffee shops, one gets a meditative balance between thinking cups and creative brews, all in the heart of Tokyo.
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Manila’s Torch got nothing on Niko Niko Sushi’s Volcano Roll and the Hungry Roll. Now THIS will explode in your mouth, that Torch only did with a flicker. Pfft.
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Travelling to Tokyo to see the Cherry Blossoms? Don’t forget to make your stomach happy! If it’s your first time in Tokyo, here are the top 10 foods you must eat in Tokyo. For second timers, who were lost during their first time in Tokyo, you’d be happy to know I’ve indicated a map to help you in your culinary journey.
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Are you excited for The Halal Guys to open here in Manila? Glad to bring you once again, the list of stalls or “restaurants” at SM Mega Food Hall to get your wheels rolling with your food trip gang this coming weekend.
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There is little surprise that people gravitate towards Oedo Japanese Restaurant, and the usually crowded Ajisen Ramen also at Sto. Domingo, is now losing traction. There is also little surprise for Oedo to gain popularity in a quiet neighborhood for the residents on Barangay Sto. Domingo, as this time demands for more specialty restaurants that can be reached in a short travel time.
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Whether you are in transit, arriving, or departing, Candid Cuisine brings you Narita International Airport cuisine.
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The Chef placed Abalone Liver sauce in front of me. I tasted a bit of it and it was really really really creamy and delicious.
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Not all restaurants in Tokyo serve delicious food.