Soft, fluffy and light as a cloud, Japanese milk bread – or shokupan – is a big deal on Tokyo's bakery scene. It may look like your average loaf of bread but there's a clear difference in taste and texture. Explore Tokyo these days and you'll find manycafésand bakeries dedicated ...
Unlike the name suggests, snack bars, commonly called “sunakku” in Japanese, are not catered towards those feeling peckish. While finger food is served, snack bars are havens of drinking and socializing. The snack bar menu will depend on the joint, with some having “all-you-can-drink,”...
Japanese curryis essentially a mild curry made with onions, carrots, and potatoes, and a meat, usually beef or pork. There are many different variations on this dish however, which include chicken, other vegetables or even fruit, and plenty of ways it is served too. Some of the most popul...
You mightlose weight:Some studies suggest that increasing water intake helps increase your metabolism, which in turn can lead to moreweight loss. People also lose weight when they substitute calorie-less water for food. There’s a chance that you will lose weight on the Japanese water therapy ...
Each box contains up to 20 authentic Japanese snacks, sweets, and tea delivered right to your door every month. I believe the box I received is their autumn-themed box (It is currently October as I write this blog post). Some of the contents of this box will reflect themes from autumn...
Homemade gluten-free snacks require slightly more preparation, although they are typically simple as well. A hardboiled egg often makes a good snack between lunch and dinner. Homemade trail mix made with a mix of nuts, dried fruits, and gluten-free cereals is easy to make in large batches...
Most popular snacks in Japan #10Kaki no Tane I said I would exclude peanuts from this list, but these aren't really just peanuts, as they are a mixture of 50% nuts and 50% Japanese rice crackers. They are a staple item available anywhere in Japan, topping the list of most-sold items...
Other Japanese souvenirs Save even more when you spend in JPY with the Wise card What are some things to buy in Japan? Japan is a large country, and the city or town you’re visiting will certainly determine the type of souvenirs you’re able to find. Ranging from tea from Uji or vin...
You can choose what you like, pour yourself some soup, and pay per piece. 17. Okonomiyaki One of the most important dishes from Osaka, okonomiyaki are Japanese savory pancakes. Incredibly moreish and fun to sizzle on a hotplate at a cook-it-yourself restaurant, okonomiyaki is generally ...
For seafood lovers, Tokyo fish markets are not just places to shop; they are a sensory experience that immerses you in the culture and tradition of Japanese cuisine. The tuna auction season, in particular, draws crowds eager to witness the thrilling spectacle of high-stakes bidding, where the...