My matcha No. 7 gelato |
Matcha No. 1 to Matcha No. 7 |
Matcha No. 2, 5, 7 |
This is the 2018 price list. The current price is 620 yen for matcha no. 7 and 400 yen for others. |
Google maps photo showing photos uploaded 8 days ago. |
My matcha No. 7 gelato |
Matcha No. 1 to Matcha No. 7 |
Matcha No. 2, 5, 7 |
This is the 2018 price list. The current price is 620 yen for matcha no. 7 and 400 yen for others. |
Google maps photo showing photos uploaded 8 days ago. |
Labels: Japan, japan food, Matcha, Tokyo
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YOSHINOYA EASTWOOD:
MY REVIEW
Craving some Gyudon today and remembering the meals we had at Yoshinoya Japan. Our first meal upon arrival at Tokyo in 2018 was at the Yoshinoya Narita Airport branch.
The newly opened branch of Yoshinoya Eastwood where we ordered our meal today didn't disappoint. It brings back memories of meals we had when we visited Japan before the pandemic. We ordered Gyudon and Gyudon with cheese via grab food. We also had red ginger and togarashi/7 spice as condiments. I usually get Gyudon with cheese and it's as flavorful as the one I ate in Japan.
Photos below show what we ordered in Yoshinoya Eastwood in Manila today and Yoshinoya in Narita Airport, Japan in 2018. Check it out.
Gyudon in Yoshinoya Eastwood
Gyudon with cheese |
Gyudon at Yoshinoya in Narita Airport, Japan in 2018
My gyudon with cheese |
Labels: Food Delivery, japan food
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Melt-in-your mouth Kobe beef Price: 2000 yen |
Maruzen butcher stall There are seats where you can enjoy eating the beef they cook for you. |
We chose Kobe beef diced steak. |
They cook the beef in front of you. |
They give a certificate of authenticity that they served you Kobe beef. |
Fresh and newly opened uni eaten straight from the shell is heavenly. There is an aroma that fills your mouth that you won't experience tasting unless you eat it out of the shell. Price: 1500 yen |
The grilled giant scallops is so juicy. Price: 1500 yen |
The front of the stall You can identify it through the green sign and the no.59 sign |
You choose your scallops. |
They cook it in front of you. |
You choose your uni. |
This is how they open it. |
Soft serve Cremia ice cream |
The front of the stall where you can buy the ice cream |
You can see this sign in front of the stall. |
Front of the stall (Photo taken from the Kuromon market site) |
There are seats and a variety of food stalls inside Sennariya. (Photo taken from the Kuromon market site.) |
Labels: Japan, japan food, Osaka
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Entrance of Ichiran Ramen |
People lining up to enter Ichiran Ramen |
We lined up to enter the restaurant but the wait is not long. |
You use this terminal to place your order.
The instructions were:
1. Insert bills
2. Press the ramen button.
3. Remove the meal ticket.
4. Retrieve the change.
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Basic ramen is 890 yen. |
Seats inside Ichiran Ramen |
The waiter checks your order. |
They deliver your ramen through this hole. |
Ramen with additional order of tamago and seaweed. |
Takoyaki Kukuru is the restaurant on the right with the giant octopus figure on top. |
8 pieces is 650 yen, 10 pcs is 750 yen |
You can sit inside the restaurant to eat the takoyaki |
Entrance of Chibo There's usually a line at the front door during lunchtime and dinnertime. |
Inside Chibo |
While cooking okonomiyaki |
We ordered Dotonbori Okonomiyaki. It has pork, beef tendon and konjac, shrimp, squid and cheese. Price is 1674 yen. |
This okonomiyaki is large and is good for 2-3 persons. It is so delicious. We vow to return and eat at this place when we return to Osaka. It is no wonder that the place always has a long line during meal times. |
We also tried Chibo Yakisoba Noodles. It's made of pork, prawn, octopus and squid. The price is 1796 yen. It's also very delicious. |
Melon Pan food truck |
Average price of Melon Pan is 500 yen. You can buy melon bread without the ice cream for 200 yen. |
The line is long because only the lady owner is dispensing the ice cream.
Warning: Make sure to have the right amount of money with you. They only accept 100 and 1000 yen. They do not accept 5000 and 10,000 yen, as well as coins. That's the warning written on the sign with the red border.
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Melon Pan is ice cream placed inside melon bread. It is so delicious and the texture of the melon bread is quite unique. |
Labels: Japan, japan food, Osaka