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Hisashiburi

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In Asakusa, i had this sugar bread thing which was really good.
It is supposedly quite famous but i just stumbled upon it.

Definitely try it if u get the chance.
Quite yummy!

http://www.tripadvisor.com.sg/ShowU...onten-Taito_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html

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I see the melon bun inside got no filling...I maybe may not like it...I think I go try the famous pudding in asakusa n the tempura with rice.
 

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Any food recommendation as I will be travelling to Osaka, Nara, Takayama & Tokyo?

Famous or popular places.
 

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Heads up for those who like hattendo cream buns. They have a small store at jurong point shokutsu10 now. And I'm going to assume it'll be there for a limited time only

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Sorry for the lack of pictures but just wanna share some food that I had this time.

Really good ones -
Sushi Kanesaka
Kagari (Ramen)

Good ones -

Maisen Tonkatsu
Ichiran
Matsuroku House (Go for their lunch)
Yakitori Hachibei
Mercer brunch
Omotesando Koffee
Dominique Ansel Bakery
Bake Cheese Tart
Pablo Cheese Tart
Luke's Lobster

Decent and easy to find -

Coco Ichibanya
Mos Burger
Sushi Genki
Ippudo
Gyoza-ya at Harajuku

Not so good or more like disappointment -

Tempura Daikokuya
Daiwa Sushi
Tsukiji Itadori Uogashi-Senryo
Cafe Kitsune (Overpriced)
 

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For Tripadvisor, For food rating, i don't really trust much (Since it is written by Foreigners who don't get to eat Japanese food often -> To them Tsukiji is very good sushi)

I use Tabelog ranking,

http://tabelog.com/rank/

But need to know a bit of Japanese. This one is even better than the Michelin Red Book in Japan.

What would you recommend for the best original ramen in Japan then?

May be going over and can only think of Ippudo's original outlet.
 

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thought of trying Tempura Daikokuya but starting to see more and more bad reviews about it. any other recommended tempura around shinjuku?
 

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Tried Ichiran at dotonbori, really good and cheap. 790 yen is like less than 10 sgd..

I tried Sukiya and really confuse where to put the raw egg, in the end I put the egg into the miso soup like ban mian.
 

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Tried Ichiran at dotonbori, really good and cheap. 790 yen is like less than 10 sgd..

I tried Sukiya and really confuse where to put the raw egg, in the end I put the egg into the miso soup like ban mian.

1)Ichiran is at everywhere; it's a merely stopover for me bah..

2)Raw egg mix with rice, that is how the locals do that.
 
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thought of trying Tempura Daikokuya but starting to see more and more bad reviews about it. any other recommended tempura around shinjuku?
Is Daikokuya the one at Asakusa? If so then its strange. I tend to find restaurants depending on the smell coming from their shops, and from the aroma there I thought it will taste nice, just that I cant bear to spend that amount for 1 meal that is not buffet.

This is one of my favourite tempura restaurants even though its just a chain store. Its called Ginza Hageten and found all over Japan.
http://www.hageten.com/cmsapp/shop/伊勢丹会館店/
They serve the tempura one by one immediately after its fried. Lunch is always more worth it than dinner.
 

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Is Daikokuya the one at Asakusa? If so then its strange. I tend to find restaurants depending on the smell coming from their shops, and from the aroma there I thought it will taste nice, just that I cant bear to spend that amount for 1 meal that is not buffet.

This is one of my favourite tempura restaurants even though its just a chain store. Its called Ginza Hageten and found all over Japan.
http://www.hageten.com/cmsapp/shop/伊勢丹会館店/
They serve the tempura one by one immediately after its fried. Lunch is always more worth it than dinner.


Yes asakusa! I see mixed reviews. I know taiwanese likes it alot but heard is only for tourist not so much the locals. Thus I guess I will see if the q is long on that day to decides if wanna eat.
 
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