Located in the heart of Kitakyushu lies a little-known noodle soup shop that honors a beloved Dragon Ball character, the great Mr. Popo!
5 McDonald’s dessert items you’ll find only in Japan
Japan always has something unique to offer at western-owned establishments. Here are 5 McDonald’s desserts that prove this statement true!
Combini combinations – my recommended dinner set
Known for their cheap and delicious food conveniently accessible from anywhere in Japan, it’s easy to put together a tasty combini dinner!
What’s it like inside a Japanese supermarket? A review of Izumiya
Fresh fish, ready-to-eat meals, and unbeatable prices are what Japanese supermarkets are all about. Let’s take a look at Izumiya supermarket!
Gohanya Homare – the best tempura soba in Osaka?
An almost camouflaged restaurant hidden in the backstreets of Osaka’s Nishinari ward, Gohanya Homare may be the best tempura soba in Japan.
5 must-try snacks from Lawson Japan
Lawson is considered one of the “big 3” convenience stores alongside Family Mart and 7-Eleven. Here are my 5 must-try snacks from Lawson!
Kura Sushi – the ultimate hybrid revolving sushi restaurant
Kura Sushi takes a unique approach to Japan’s iconic conveyor belt sushi concept by cleverly incorporating technology with old traditions.
Japan’s phenomenon of dirt-cheap lunch packs
With easy access to delicious lunch packs at the lowest prices, living frugal in Japan isn’t as difficult as one may believe.
A review of Sushiro – Japan’s cheapest conveyor belt sushi
Sushiro is widely regarded as Japan’s cheapest conveyor belt sushi establishment. Here’s how my own Sushiro experience went down.
Ameyoko is the all-inclusive shopping street of Tokyo
The title doesn’t lie, as you can find just about anything and everything from food, clothing, cosmetics, and accessories at Ameyoko!
5 interesting desserts in Japan’s convenience stores
Japan is home to some of the most interesting desserts in the world. Here are 5 deliciously unique desserts in Japan’s convenience stores!
5 reasons to visit Osaka’s Shinsekai despite the stigma
Shinsekai always had a bad rap as Japan’s “dangerous” city. This outdated stigma no longer holds any bearing as the city thrives brilliantly!