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To Live And Dine Restaurant Reviews
Sushi Dai Honten & Japanese Sushi @ The Tsukiji Fish Market
Sushi Dai is one of the most sought after sushi seats at the Tsukiji Market in Tokyo, Japan. People gather at 4 AM to be able to have a seat at the restaurant. 7/10 Service - 7/10 6/10 Presentation - 6/10 5/10 Flavors - 5/10 6/10 Decor - 6/10 5/10 Presentation - 5/10 5.8/10 Summary […]
Agendas, Asia, Comfort Food, First World Topics, Japan, Landmarks, Lifestyle, Night Life, Tokyo, Travel, Urban Culture, World Region
Tokyo’s Omoide Yokocho Aka Piss Alley
Tokyo’s Omoide Yokocho is also known as Piss Alley. It’s one of the less pretentious places to have a drink and eat in Shinjuku.
Tokyo’s Kobe Beef Kaiseki 511 Is The Best Place To Get Japanese Kobe Beef
Kobe Beef Kaiseki 511 was one of the restaurants on my must-try list before leaving Tokyo. Try it or don’t leave Tokyo. I was hoping for the later, but work and responsibility thing won’t leave me alone like a crazy ex-girlfriend.
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Shinjuku’s Restaurant Torie & Yakitori In Piss Alley
Restaurant Torie is located in Shinjuku’s Omoide Yokocho aka Piss Alley. Piss Alley is pretty famous and Anthony Bourdain made it more famous.
Asia, Comfort Food, First World Topics, Japan, Outdoor Life, Restaurant Reviews, Tokyo, Travel, World Region
Tokyo Asakusa Dining & Senso-ji Temple
Tokyo Asakusa Dining is located steps from the Senso-ji Temple and the Kaminarimon Gate. It’s on Asakusa Nakamise Street.
Ichiran Is The Perfect Ramen House For Introverts
Ichiran has recently invaded Brooklyn, New York. It’s one of the most popular ramen chains in the world. 6/10 Service - 6/10 7/10 Presentation - 7/10 9.5/10 Flavors - 9.5/10 7/10 Decor - 7/10 7/10 Ambiance - 7/10 7.3/10 Summary Ichiran has recently invaded Brooklyn, New York. It’s one of the most popular ramen […]
Shinjuku’s Seryna & High-End Shabu Shabu
Seryna is a high-end Shabu Shabu chain with branches all over Tokyo, Japan. I decided to check out the Shinjuku branch for a snack. 6.5/10 Service - 6.5/10 7/10 Presentation - 7/10 8/10 Flavors - 8/10 7/10 Decor - 7/10 7/10 Ambiance - 7/10 7.1/10 Summary Seryna is a high-end Shabu Shabu chain with branches […]
Mihachi (味八) Ramen & Shinjuku Late Nights
Mihachi is a couple of blocks from the Shinjuku train station. It’s right next to Shinjuku’s Piss Alley. 6/10 Service - 6/10 6/10 Presentation - 6/10 6/10 Flavors - 6/10 5/10 Decor - 5/10 5/10 Ambiance - 5/10 5.6/10 Summary Mihachi is a couple of blocks from the Shinjuku train station. It’s right next […]
To Live And Dine Travel Tips
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Kitanomaru Park & Chidorigafuchi Ryokudo
Kitanomaru Park is famous for the Budokan, Chidorigafuchi Ryokudo, and the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan. It’s right next to the Yasukuni shrine.
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Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (TMAM) is located in Ueno Park. It’s one of the few museums in the park with outdoor art sculptures.
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Golden Cai Is Shinjuku’s Hidden Drunk Alley
Golden Cai is Japan’s equivalent of Dublin’s Temple Bar. I’s in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan, and it’s a few blocks from Shinjuku’s Piss Alley.
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Zōjō-ji Has An Amazing View Of The Tokyo Tower
Zōjō-ji is a Buddhist temple in Minato, Tokyo, Japan, with a clear view of the Tokyo Tower. It’s a few blocks from a lot things to see and do in Tokyo.
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Hamarikyu Gardens Is My Favorite Park In Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo’s Hamarikyu Gardens is an absolute delight to walk through. It’s easily my favorite park in Tokyo when the cities has hundreds of them.
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Shibuya Crossing Is Overrated Compared To Shinjuku Station
Tokyo’s Shibuya Crossing was made famous by Lost In Translation. Everyone visits it to watch hoards of people cross the street while sipping a latte at Starbucks.
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Meiji Shrine Is A Hidden Oasis In Yoyogi Park
Meiji Shrine is right next to Harajuku Street, aka Cat Alley. It’s in Yoyogi Park in Tokyo’s Shibuya district, which is a few blocks from Shibuya Crossing.
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Ueno Toshogu Shrine Is A Hidden Treasure In Ueno Park
Tokyo’s Ueno Toshogu Shrine dates back to 1627. It’s a Shinto shine hidden in Ueno Park dedicated to a Tokugawa Shogunate warrior.