Keisuke is a chain of ramen restaurant and specialty for Niku soba. I visited the Jinbocho shop. The appearance of the shop is like this. I ordered Niku Soba (soy source soup). The Noodles are not so thick but not thin, it’ just normal thick. This is a roast pork. We call this Cha Shu. It […]
Tokumen-kotsu-iccho-ramen shop is located near Hatagaya station on Keio line along the Koshu-Kaido street. This ramen soup is very fatty and heavy, that’s why I love this shop. I thought this ramen taste is similar to my favorite ramen shop Hope-ken that located at Sendagaya. If you love fatty and heavy ramen, I strongly recommend […]
‘Tunnel’ is my favorite cafeteria, it located near Shimokitazawa OpenSource Cafe. They have a special menu every day and today’s special was hashed rice. They usually have about 6 side dishes, if you order Today’s special, you can choose 2 side dishes from 6. トンネル食堂 昼総合点★☆☆☆☆ 関連ランキング：和食（その他） | 下北沢駅、新代田駅、東北沢駅
‘Don’ is one of the Japanese dish style and ‘Don’ means rice served in a bowl. ‘Tonkatsu’ means a pork cutlet. So ‘Katsu-Don’ means ‘Tonkatsu’ on rice served in a bowl. ‘Mori-Soba’ is a plain Japanese noodle. You dip ‘Soba’ in the soup and eat it. If you want to add some topping with the […]
Ramen is a popular food in Japan. However there are many different types of Ramen, so if you ask your Japanese friend to introduce a nice ramen restaurant, your friend will want to know what type of ramen you like. ‘Kotteri’ is one of the popular ramen types and ‘Kotteri’ ramen usually means pork fat […]
Soba is one of the popular foods in Japan and we have a lot of Soba restaurant in Tokyo. But we can divide into two type soba restaurant. One is regular priced Soba restaurant, the other is a cheaper soba restaurant. If you visit a soba restaurant and check the menu price, you can find […]
Yoshino-ya is one of the reasonable Japanese restaurant. They are famous for the Gyu-don (Beef bowl). Yoshino-ya has some seasonal dish. Sukiyaki Teishoku is one of them. I like this very much. So when you find Sukiyaki-Teishoku at Yoshino-ya, I strongly recommend you try this!
