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Delicious food from the Japanese common people!
Introducing the foods that the average Japanese people like!
This blog introduces the charm of subcultures that spread to every corner of Tokyo! From the latest trends in art to unique and delicious lunch menus, we will deliver wonderful experiences in Tokyo. It is full of fun information such as colorful art works and lunches at attractive cafes. New discoveries await you every time. Tokyo is a place where art and food culture are fused, and we deliver it from a unique perspective to bring out the best of its charm. We put our heart into making your next lunch choice or art tour a little more fun. It is full of exciting contents that subculture lovers should read! Let's go on a journey of art and food in Tokyo. We will help you find new inspiration. Let's share fun information and make your Tokyo life even more special!
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If you want to enjoy your trip to Japan, delicious food is a must! Ramen, sushi, soba, katsudon, tempura... Japan's finest cuisine is all gathered here. Enjoy a happy time with delicious food! #Japanese gourmet food
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The motto for Japanese office workers' lunch is cheap and delicious! When they take a break from their busy work schedules, they choose simple yet satisfying bento boxes and set meals. For example, heart-warming grilled fish set meals, juicy fried chicken bento boxes, and colorful rice bowls filled with vegetables are popular. During their lunch break, various delicious aromas fill the air at the cafeterias and cafes where office workers gather. Lunchtime enjoyed with colleagues is a special moment in the day. It's not just a time to fill your stomach, but also a precious time to recharge your mind. Lunch is not just a meal, it's a peace of mind for working people. Eat delicious food and refresh yourself before your afternoon work. Watching these office workers, you might want to join them in enjoying a delicious lunch! Try out this lovable style of lunch for Japanese office workers.
# Office Worker Lunch # Japanese Taste # Discover Deliciousness
On the streets of Tokyo, office workers head for lunch! Here is a selection of must-try gourmet foods that you should definitely try when you come to Japan. First, ramen, with chewy noodles and a fragrant soup. It's perfect for when you want to recharge your powerful energy! Next, soba, with a gentle flavor that brings out the flavor of buckwheat. The moment you dip it in the hot dipping sauce and eat it is a blissful moment. Finally, a luxurious unaju that evokes Japanese tradition. Rice topped with plump eel will bring out your motivation for the afternoon. All of these are easy to prepare, but by eating them you can fully experience Japanese culture. This attractive lunch will fill your stomach and your heart, and will be your source of daily energy! So, next time you have lunch, why not try a delicious Japanese lunch?
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▼Ramen
Pure Japanese style ramen.
▼Sushi
It's sushi delivered to your home!
Japanese people eat sushi together on birthdays and other special occasions.
▼Soba Dango（Buckwheat dumplings）
This is the dessert after eating soba! It's very delicious.
▼Yakiniku（Grilled meat）
（叙々苑 Jojoen → yakiniku is absolutely delicious!）
Sometimes I feel like eating some high-end yakiniku.
▼Kitsunesoba
（Japanese people love soba!）
Common people love soba noodles.
▼Morioka Reimen（Morioka cold noodles）
After eating it three times, you'll want to eat it again and again!
Morioka cold noodles allow you to adjust the spiciness by adding the red spicy liquid yourself.
▼Somen
It's so delicious to eat on a hot summer day!
Ready to eat at home!
Japanese people often eat somen noodles in the hot summer.
Somen noodles can be eaten immediately after boiling for about 2 minutes and cooling in water.
Add green onions and pickled ginger to the somen noodle soup.
▼Ramen&charhan（ramen and fried rice）
（Japanese people often order ramen and fried rice together!）
Men like to eat a set of ramen and fried rice.
▼Tendon
（Tendon is a Japanese favorite! Tempura and rice)
Tendon topped with shrimp and scallop tempura is very delicious.
▼Roast beef bowl （roast beef and rice）
（Eggs and meat go well together!）
（The meat is soft and very delicious.）
▼Jajamen
（Popular Jajamen in Morioka City）
（Eat noodles with meat and miso.）
After eating the noodles, you add an egg and make soup to drink.
▼Ramen with plenty of bean sprouts
（It's worth eating!）
This ramen will fill you up.
▼Ramen
（Delicious ramen with chicken bone soup）
The chicken stock soup is very tasty.
▼Katsudon
（Japanese people love katsudon！）
Fried pork is mixed with egg and served on top of rice.
▼Black tonkotsu ramen
（The flavor of black melon oil is very effective and it is very delicious!）
The curly noodles go really well with the rich soup.
▼Set of soba and mini tempura bowl
(Eat the mini tempura bowl with sauce. The combination with soba is absolutely delicious!)
▼Japanese instant ramen
(Instant noodles can be made in about 5 minutes!)
Instant ramen can be bought at convenience stores for around 150 yen.
At home, you make it by boiling water in a pot and adding the noodles and soup.
▼SAKE
(This is a very delicious Japanese sake!)
▼Steak
(The beef is tender and delicious!)
This beef is very tender and good quality.
▼Curry Rice
(This is a very delicious curry rice that I make at home!)
I made this at home with stewed pork and vegetables.
▼Ramen
(This is black tonkotsu ramen that you will want to eat over and over again!)
▼Oden
(This is delicious oden that I make at home!)
Japanese people love to eat oden in the winter. It is made by simmering fish paste, daikon radish, and boiled eggs.
▼katsudon&soba
(The set of katsudon and soba is very delicious!)
Japanese people like the set menu of katsudon and soba noodles.
(Japanese people eat Toshikoshi soba on December 31st!)
(Japanese people eat zoni on New Year's Day!)
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