Roast Beef Ono
Roast Beef Ono is a popular restaurant in Akihabara in Tokyo, committed to serving the most luxurious and delicious roast beef in Japan. In 2018 their fame blew up, thanks…
View PostRoast Beef Ono is a popular restaurant in Akihabara in Tokyo, committed to serving the most luxurious and delicious roast beef in Japan. In 2018 their fame blew up, thanks…
View PostAfter reflecting upon this short Japan trip, I’ll have to say we were incredibly lucky and as you read through this post, you’ll see how often the leprechauns graced us…
View PostHarajuku Gyoza Lou is a casual restaurant in Tokyo, Japan, known for their delicious dumplings. They have a 4.2-star rating from 3000 eaters on TripAdvisor. Between 11:00 – 3:00, they…
View PostIf you’ve heard of Pepper Lunch then you’re a lucky fella because you’ve been graced with the beauty of sizzling, juicy meat. Pepper Lunch is a major Japanese franchise, specializing…
View PostOne of our bucket list goals was to witness the 桜 (sakura; cherry blossoms) in full bloom in Japan. If you didn’t know, these flowers only bloom for about 2…
View PostTonkatsu Wako is a chain restaurant in Japan, specializing in とんかつ (tonkatsu); a breaded and fried pork cutlet, often served with cabbage and miso soup. We had lunch at their…
View Posthttps://youtu.be/TvF0mkRhcSYStreet Kart (previously known as MariCar) is famous for their real life go-karts on Japan’s city streets, with drivers dressed in characters like Mario, Pikachu, Yoshi, etc. They went viral…
View PostTonight we were very lucky to secure an omakase seating with Chef Junichi Sato during our short trip to Tokyo, Japan 🤩. This restaurant, opened under the guidance of 3-Michelin-star…
View PostShibuya is one of the most popular suburbs in Tokyo, Japan, known for its shopping districts and Shibuya crossing. I’m sharing some photos here because I don’t know where else…
View PostI’ve been trying to convince my family to travel to Japan for the longest time and when they finally agreed to two weeks, I was thrilled and planned our itinerary…
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