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A Complete Guide to the Origin and Taste of “Robatayaki”, the Local Delicacy of Japan’s Countryside!

A Complete Guide to the Origin and Taste of “Robatayaki”, the Local Delicacy of Japan’s Countryside!

The best way to taste the original freshness and sweetness of seafood, besides eating them raw, is grilling! In Japan, there is a cooking method called “robatayaki”, often shortened to “robata”. Select fresh seafood is grilled over hot charcoal in front of guests until the skin is crisp with a divine aroma, and they are then served directly to the diners. Imagine a large, fresh shrimp sizzling on a grill, and you can smell its rich aroma and see the juice dripping... Are you hungry yet? Let’s check out some places serving “robata” in Japan!
[Find Your Favorite!] 12 Restaurant Categories You Must Know Before Traveling to Japan

[Find Your Favorite!] 12 Restaurant Categories You Must Know Before Traveling to Japan

There are so many different types of restaurants in Japan. Even if you narrow it down to Japanese delicacies, such as sushi, tempura and soba, the variety is huge and so it may become a little confusing when trying to look for a nice place to eat. This guide will introduce to you the categories and characteristics of the Japanese food you should be informed about before your departure! As long as you memorize the Japanese names you'll be able to find your favorite restaurant in no time!
20 Delicacies and Restaurants You Can't Miss in the Gourmet City of Osaka

20 Delicacies and Restaurants You Can't Miss in the Gourmet City of Osaka

Good food is an essential part of traveling. Known as the city where you "eat until you drop", Osaka is home to numerous food-enthusiasts and offers a large variety of specialties, among which takoyaki and okonomiyaki are just the tip of the iceberg. This article provides a list of 20 dishes and restaurants you can't miss in the gourmet city of Osaka.

Warm and Satisfying! The Oden Culture of Japan and Famous Restaurants in Tokyo

Warm and Satisfying! The Oden Culture of Japan and Famous Restaurants in Tokyo

As the weather turns cold, restaurants all over Japan, especially in large cities like Tokyo, start to offer oden (Japanese hot pot stew). Some even put up flags at the storefront to attract customers. What is so special about the dish? What are the common ingredients? Read on to learn more about oden and the best places for it in Tokyo.

An Introduction to Formal Japanese Restaurant Etiquette

An Introduction to Formal Japanese Restaurant Etiquette

If you're interested in Japan’s legendary food culture, chances are you'll find yourself at some more formal restaurants during your time in Japan. Whether trying kaiseki cuisine (traditional Japanese course cuisine), dining at higher-end sushi restaurants, or experiencing a traditional tea ceremony, most visitors to Japan quickly become aware that the way food is served and eaten in Japan can be quite unique. Even in our home countries, formal dining can feel intimidating. In this article, we'll aim to put your mind at rest with some tips and tricks for fine dining in Japan. We'll also introduce a selection of restaurants where you can put your research into Japanese etiquette into practice!

An Introduction to Formal Japanese Restaurant Etiquette

An Introduction to Formal Japanese Restaurant Etiquette

If you're interested in Japan’s legendary food culture, chances are you'll find yourself at some more formal restaurants during your time in Japan. Whether trying kaiseki cuisine (traditional Japanese course cuisine), dining at higher-end sushi restaurants, or experiencing a traditional tea ceremony, most visitors to Japan quickly become aware that the way food is served and eaten in Japan can be quite unique. Even in our home countries, formal dining can feel intimidating. In this article, we'll aim to put your mind at rest with some tips and tricks for fine dining in Japan. We'll also introduce a selection of restaurants where you can put your research into Japanese etiquette into practice!

Useful Phrases and Words for Dining Out in Japan

Useful Phrases and Words for Dining Out in Japan

When traveling to Japan, it’s always a good idea to learn a few Japanese expressions to better embrace the local culture. Aside from basic greetings, phrases used in shopping, and asking for directions, you'll find restaurant lingo useful to learn as you'll need to use them quite frequently. So, here is a guide to some of the most useful phrases to practice when dining and wining in Japan. You will also find some of our top Japanese restaurant picks at the end! Don't miss it!

Useful Phrases and Words for Dining Out in Japan

Useful Phrases and Words for Dining Out in Japan

When traveling to Japan, it’s always a good idea to learn a few Japanese expressions to better embrace the local culture. Aside from basic greetings, phrases used in shopping, and asking for directions, you'll find restaurant lingo useful to learn as you'll need to use them quite frequently. So, here is a guide to some of the most useful phrases to practice when dining and wining in Japan. You will also find some of our top Japanese restaurant picks at the end! Don't miss it!

Kanto vs Kansai: 6 Major Food Culture Differences

Kanto vs Kansai: 6 Major Food Culture Differences

The Kanto and Kansai regions are very different in terms of culture, customs, and eating habits. Although the two places are only a 2.5 hour ride away on the shinkansen (bullet train) nowadays, in the past, travel between the two was difficult, resulting in each region having its own distinctive culture. How exactly are Kanto and Kansai different? The food culture differences between the two regions and the possible causes of these phenomena will be introduced in detail below.

Kanto vs Kansai: 6 Major Food Culture Differences

Kanto vs Kansai: 6 Major Food Culture Differences

The Kanto and Kansai regions are very different in terms of culture, customs, and eating habits. Although the two places are only a 2.5 hour ride away on the shinkansen (bullet train) nowadays, in the past, travel between the two was difficult, resulting in each region having its own distinctive culture. How exactly are Kanto and Kansai different? The food culture differences between the two regions and the possible causes of these phenomena will be introduced in detail below.

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