Tokyo Food Styles

Ancient & Modern Japanese Culinary

Tokyo Food Style

Feel the width and depth
of food culture in Japan

Tokyo, Japan’s capital and mega city, should be on the radar for anyone who loves food.
It’s considered one of the world’s capitals of dining and far outdoes any other city in the world. There are also fusions of Japanese food with other types of cultural food. Explore the wide variety of Japanese foods that will make you smile and your stomach happy every day!

Restaurant: Josui Menu:Shoyu (Soy Sauce) Ramen Noodle:Straight Thickness: Thin Hardness: Hard (Optional) Oiliness:Normal When people hear of Nagoya ramen, its uncommon for them to think of Taiwan ramen, but Nagoya is …
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Restaurant: HiroNori Craft Ramen Menu: Tonkotsu ramen (pork bone broth) Noodle: Straight Thickness: Thin (optional) Hardness: Normal Oiliness: Normal While looking for a place to eat, I randomly found this …
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The representative soul food in Nagoya, Hitsumabushi

By Natsumikan November 16, 2018

Hitsumabushi is a Japanese food, one of the local food in Nagoya. Hitsumabushi consists of grilled eel cut and put on rice which are served in a bowl of Ohitsu. …
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Eat tofu, Be healthy!

By Natsumikan November 6, 2018

Tofu is a healthy food that is made of soy milk by curdling and pressing it into a container. Tofu is low in calories but they are high in protein, …
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What’s kind of ramen do you like?

By Natsumikan November 1, 2018

There are many kinds of ramen in Japan. In Japan, there are many kinds of local ramen such as Sapporo ramen and Hakata ramen, etc. Sapporo ramen has a miso …
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Do you like Japanese sake? If you are interested in Japanese sake, I recommend visiting Niigata prefecture. Niigata is a snowy district and it is famous for Japanese sake. Japanese …
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Explore local sweets in a castle town

By Natsumikan October 18, 2018

Have you ever been to a castle town in Japan? A castle town is one of the many urban forms of Japanese architecture. Today, I would like to introduce the …
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Let’s get Oden and warm yourself up!

By Natsumikan October 15, 2018

What do Japanese people typically eat in Winter?? During the freezing cold winter in Japan, many Japanese people enjoy eating Oden. Oden is a one-pot dish. Generally, it consists of …
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Restaurant: Josui Menu:Shoyu (Soy Sauce) Ramen Noodle:Straight Thickness: Thin Hardness: Hard (Optional) Oiliness:Normal When people hear of Nagoya ramen, its uncommon for them to think of Taiwan ramen, but Nagoya is …
Continue Reading

Restaurant: HiroNori Craft Ramen Menu: Tonkotsu ramen (pork bone broth) Noodle: Straight Thickness: Thin (optional) Hardness: Normal Oiliness: Normal While looking for a place to eat, I randomly found this …
Continue Reading

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The representative soul food in Nagoya, Hitsumabushi

By Natsumikan November 16, 2018

Hitsumabushi is a Japanese food, one of the local food in Nagoya. Hitsumabushi consists of grilled eel cut and put on rice which are served in a bowl of Ohitsu. …
Continue Reading

[avatar]

Eat tofu, Be healthy!

By Natsumikan November 6, 2018

Tofu is a healthy food that is made of soy milk by curdling and pressing it into a container. Tofu is low in calories but they are high in protein, …
Continue Reading

[avatar]

What’s kind of ramen do you like?

By Natsumikan November 1, 2018

There are many kinds of ramen in Japan. In Japan, there are many kinds of local ramen such as Sapporo ramen and Hakata ramen, etc. Sapporo ramen has a miso …
Continue Reading

Restaurant: Josui Menu:Shoyu (Soy Sauce) Ramen Noodle:Straight Thickness: Thin Hardness: Hard (Optional) Oiliness:Normal When people hear of Nagoya ramen, its uncommon for them to think of Taiwan ramen, but Nagoya is …
Continue Reading

Restaurant: HiroNori Craft Ramen Menu: Tonkotsu ramen (pork bone broth) Noodle: Straight Thickness: Thin (optional) Hardness: Normal Oiliness: Normal While looking for a place to eat, I randomly found this …
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