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"Not just a snack, it's a lifestyle. The crispier, oilier, booze-friendly side of Takoyaki." If you see a red sign and smell hot oil and sauce near a station, that's Gindaco. While Osaka people might frown at it (we'll get to that l...

Introduction If you only have time to visit one conveyor belt sushi chain in Japan, make it Sushiro. It is the undisputed champion of the industry, boasting the highest sales and number of customers. Why? Because they are obsessed w...

Toyosu Market, Japan's premier fish market (successor to the historic Tsukiji Market which closed in 2018), isn't just where world-class chefs source their ingredients—it's where they go to experience authentic Japanese cuisine that has ...

Asakusa, the historic heart of Tokyo, harbors an incredible collection of restaurants where exceptional quality meets remarkable value. As someone born and raised in these streets, let me guide you through some extraordinary spots where ...