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#1 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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jennjeff1 says:
CoCo Ichibanya Curry House カレーハウスCoCo壱番屋 has a motto: 'good smell, good curry'. Ichiban means 'number one', and ya means 'shop' so this place is THE NUMBER ONE PLACE FOR CURRY!
Even though there are both Japanese and English menus (along with 5 other languages, including Arabic...
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#2 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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lisa says:
Simply put, the most beautiful and delicious-tasting cakes I've ever experienced.
They have a variety of sliced individual cakes in the glass case, ranging from about 350 to 650 yen ($3.50-6.50). You can choose among shortcake with buttercream, chocolate mousse, chestnut tart, or their own signa...
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#3 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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cmgervais says:
Okonomiyaki is an Osakan specialty, and I do believe we would be committing some sort of crime if we were to leave without sampling it at least once.
A tip from TB's hamakong (Yoko) led us to try the okonomiyaki at Fugetsu, a chain with multiple locations in Osaka. We easily found the Dotombori-...
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#4 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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momiji says:
This restaurant is actually everywhere in Japan. I know only here in Nagoya and it seems there is only one in Nagoya :P
Because it's only one in Nagoya or it's so delicious, this restaurant is always crowded. You have to wait at least 10-30minutes. If you don't want to wait, just go there either ve...
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#5 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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Eric says:
L'Artemis is expensive, but if you order the prix fixe, which includes appetizer, main course, dessert, and 2-3 "small" tasting dishes in-between those courses, it's a little cheaper. I think the prix fixe option is around $30-40, but the food is spectacular.
Normally, I don't order steak at a re...
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#6 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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ratu says:
For my 30th review and Critic award I left this restaurant. On my last day in Japan I spend half day for going to Kobe specially for the KOBE BEEF!
I choose Wakkoku because it was really closer Shin-Kobe, it was recommended by Lonely Planet and I can't find any recomendations about where to eat K...
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#7 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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rideouts says:
I hope that you will be able to forgive me for writing a review about a general class of restaurants instead of a single spot, but in my defense, the numerous conveyor belt sushi restaurants of Japan are so similar in their design that the review could apply to any.
The ubiquitous conveyor bel...
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#8 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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koticphreak says:
Great little restaurant I found in Harajuku along the narrow but very popular and overcrowded walkway that dead-ends directly into the subway station. Wish I remembered better exactly where it was, but it was really good, had great pizzas and desserts, great atmosphere, great service!
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#9 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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Martyn102 says:
This Latin American restaurant is one of my favourite places in Tokyo. A bit far from everywhere, but it's very sure you will be relaxed, and enjoy your dinner/lunch in great ambiente.
Also you can take a Salsa (dance) lesson on Tue & Wed from 8.30 pm-. Actually, Tuesday's instructor is my profes...
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#10 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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jennjeff1 says:
Casa la Tida カサ ラ ティーダ has excellent food, a wonderful view, wine bar and an extensive wine selection, plenty of room including group, outdoor, indoor and multiple private dining areas in a Spanish-style interior. Western-style seating and traditional tatami mat floor cushion seating ...
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#11 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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clearnite83 says:
The fight scene in Kill Bill Vol: 1 with the Crazy 88's was modeled after Gonpachi.
It is a great resturant for anyone who is out and about in Tokyo. They have nomihodai (all you can drink) for 2500 yen for three hours. The table settings have a Japanese feel to them with a Western twist. Instead...
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#12 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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Martyn102 says:
"Namahage" means "young men disguised as ogres" in English. (I'm not sure if it's correct, but my dictionary says it is.) The ogre comes from Akita, far north Japan. You can try their traditional food here.
And, 19:45 & 22:30 every nights are Namahage show time! You should be there. It's fun. I l...
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#13 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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jennjeff1 says:
For the best fresh seafood in Okinawa, you have to visit the Nakadomari Fresh Seafood Restaurant in Onna-san near the intersection of HWY 58 and Route 6. This family-owned establishment carries the finest seafood for the price in the area.
The Yamashiro Family travels daily to the Nago Fisheries...
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#14 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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jsuich says:
The Uokane is a really great restaurant. It has GOOD pizza, and I don't mean good by Japanese standards (which are low... mayonnaise and corn low) I mean good by international or American standards. They use gourmet cheese and toppings, and now, thanks to yours truly, you can even get a slammin' H...
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#15 of 67 restaurants in Japan
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babysphinx4 says:
This place was my favorite! If you like garlic- go here! Some of the foods take some adventure, but it'll be worth it. As odd as it sounds try the chili mayonnaise shrimp. I ate this like candy! The dishes can be rather small so order two or three. Also, try the garlic pizza! Don't worry about the f...
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