Japanese food is so much more than sushi (although I’m not saying there’s something wrong with sushi). Every trip to Japan, I discover something new and find my new favourites. It’s all happening in the name of research of course, but as a result, I end up eating A LOT.
During our trip this summer I decided to make a video diary of all the food I’ve eaten across 16 days. I failed to film a few things as I was either too hungry or too tired to do so, but nevertheless, this is the result:
The highlights for me (besides the wonderful pastries at Gontran Cherrier shops in Tokyo and Nagoya) were:
- meal 6: ramen at Sakura restaurant in Matsumoto
- meal 10: melon pan from a small bakery in Yabuhara
- meal 11: soba with tempura mushrooms at Matsumoto Station
- meal 18: the best unagi I’ve ever had, at Sawasho restaurant in Nagoya
- meal 39: takoyaki from a street vendor in Osaka
- meal 58: Hiroshima style okonomiyaki from Humichan (2F) in Okonomimura
- meal 67: very Japanese experience of dining with locals at Riva in Hiroshima
- meal 71: Panda Pocky – cookies and cream flavoured Pocky are my favourite of them all
- meal 80 (and few times more): pickled salmon, mayo and rice – sold at every Family Mart
2 Comments
k huo c j
September 22, 2015 at 11:25 pmamongst your 80 + meals and snacks, i drooled over more than ten, great video ;-)))
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