Ta Vie 旅 @ Hong Kong
Ta vie means “Your Life” and 旅 means “Journey” in Japanese. The basis of this name was for us toContinue Reading
Tag: Japanese
Hoshina Teishoku 穗科食堂 @ Taipei
Meeting a couple of friends that I have not met for 30 years, the first reunion was in Taipei andContinue Reading
TON28 @ Taipei
Nestled next to the Michelin-star L’Atelier Joel Robuchon, TON28 is a high-end modern Japanese cuisine restaurant in the über-highend mallContinue Reading
Miroku Akasaka 三六 赤坂店 @ Tokyo
Along the narrow lanes of Akasaka are many restaurants and eateries of every shape and size, every type of budget.Continue Reading
Tofuya Ukai とうふ屋うかい @ Tokyo
Tofuya Ukai is one of those “uniquely Japan” experiences. In the heart of the city at the very foot ofContinue Reading
Hot-ya ほっと屋 赤坂店 @ Akasaka
I love yakitori and Hot-Ya was the first shop I ate it in Akasaka. Both yakitori and kushiyaki are usedContinue Reading
Ariso Sushi @ Haneda Airport
Tokyo airports have some of the best sushi restaurants in the world. I tried Sushi Iwa outside immigration and SushiContinue Reading
Jinshouken 神勝轩 @ Shanghai
Jinshouken Ramen originated in Tokyo and opened in Showa 36 (1961). This branch in Shanghai opened in Mar 2019, IContinue Reading
Ramen journeys
Ramen galore! This post contains miscellaneous ramen shops that I have eaten in Japan but too lazy to write aContinue Reading
FuKu Ryori 富罟河豚料理 @ Shanghai
Fugu, or blowfish, is one of the most poisonous things one can get on a dining table. Occasionally you canContinue Reading
