Japan food thread

[Squadra]

nice... will try for the next visit

 

[cleo78]

jus came back from tyo, so far the cheapest & filling food is yoshinoya. a bowl of beef rice only Y280 compared to the ramen everywhere which is Y650 at least. even those road side stall ramen oso cost Y700.

btw, those who wish to eat at e sushi at tsujiki market, it cost Y3500 for a set. but its realli fresh & nice.

 

[Sausage]

is that the normal price for yoshinoya or a promo price

 

[fuschia]

is that the normal price for yoshinoya or a promo price

Datz the normal price for the small bowl

 

[anfield22]

280yen beef bowl exists. yoshinoya has a competitor called matsuya.

just look for a shop with a vending machine ticket-issuing thing. within 500 yen budget is no problem. my favourite place is ten-ya, sells tempura don. best part is that it still trashes $12-13 places in ion orchard and what not.

 

[pker88]

280yen beef bowl exists. yoshinoya has a competitor called matsuya.

just look for a shop with a vending machine ticket-issuing thing. within 500 yen budget is no problem. my favourite place is ten-ya, sells tempura don. best part is that it still trashes $12-13 places in ion orchard and what not.

ya i like both notbad

 

[uboat2000]

cosmetic in tokyo

hi everyone, i would like to seek advice. where to get best cosmetic deal in tokyo? it for my wife. thanks.

 

[isky]

yoshinoya has a competitor called matsuya.

the branch at shinjuku

 

[Sausage]

can I ask how to order in the shops without the ticket system?

Do I point at the picuture and say "kore hitotsu?"

 

[snap99]

can I ask how to order in the shops without the ticket system?

Do I point at the picuture and say "kore hitotsu?"

just point, and use finger to indicate one bowl.
Or drag the waiter outside to the displays.

 

[stars87]

futocho burger, lucky periot, hakodate. 780 yen

 

[angcsbenny]

futocho burger, lucky periot, hakodate. 780 yen

looks too big for the human mouth

 

[stars87]

okinawanian soba (kinda like tah mee soup but without the fish balls and bak chor)

 

[stars87]

looks too big for the human mouth

hahahah yeah i ate it layer by layer. wayyy too heavy

 

[stars87]

exotic meats: bear and seal meat. canned, 1050 yen a can i think. onuma koen. shop opposite onuma koen eki.

 

[stars87]

squid ink pudding, hakodate asai ichi/morning market. 150 yen. tasted sweet and came in a bulbous packaging (looked like it had been stuffed in a miniature condom) quite fun to eat. it bounced around when it was in its packaging. had to prick it with a toothpick and the packaging would burst to produce this.

 

[stars87]

onuma koen special dish: super jumbo yaki-soba. 3,000 yen. shared amongst 5 people, 600 yen each. cheap, filling and *omg, its so damned ****** enormous* experience.

strangely, it tasted more like sen mian/the chinese fried noodles with the sticky brown sauce poured on top of it, rather than yakisoba. but at the same time, it tasted very japanese. the sauce was kinda sweet and tasted very unique.

ajisen ramen, hakodate kane mori/redbrick warehouse. just beside hotel la vista. 750 yen. no idea if its related to the ajisen ramen chain we have here. light, filling and very very good shio ramen. not overly salty. really nice deco and atmosphere at the place. stock is excellent. light, almost like what you'd expect out of wanton soup, without being overly salty. could have had more char siew though. waited about 20 minutes to eat.

 

[Telur17]

wah! I'm hungry le...

 

[evilerniex]

wah! I'm hungry le...

hahaa... i also hungry already

the ajisen ramen shld be the same as the one in sg. they carry the same logo when i ate it in kumamoto. but the standard of ajisen in sg is

 

[angcsbenny]

hahaa... i also hungry already

the ajisen ramen shld be the same as the one in sg. they carry the same logo when i ate it in kumamoto. but the standard of ajisen in sg is

yea becoz the ajisen in singapore is some sort of franchise