San Francisco is a melting for various cultures, offering a variety of foods to satisfy your palette. With a large Asian population, Ramen has become quite popular with many well known spots in Japan opening a sister spot in the Bay Area. While there are many too chose from, here are 3 "Must Try" Ramen … Continue reading 3 Must Try Ramen Places in the Bay
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Gyoza At Home Edition
Gyoza is a Japanese pan fried pot sticker or dumpling that is extremely popular. Back when I went to Japan, I had the most delicious pork gyoza ever at Harajuku Gyzoa Lou. Harajuku Gyzoa Lou is an extremely popular spot in Shibuya, Tokyo with wait times of over 30 minutes for mouth watering gyoza. With … Continue reading Gyoza At Home Edition
Ichika Sushi House – A Hidden Sushi Gem
Looking for a neat sushi place near San Francisco and Cow Palace? Well look no further, Ichika Sushi House is a neat gem in an area that lacks popular food options. This spot is located in a small plaza that was bustling making parking a bit of a challenge. Ichika does have a Yelp waitlist, … Continue reading Ichika Sushi House – A Hidden Sushi Gem
Review: Dan Izakaya a Japanese Gem in San Jose
While I am a knowledgeable traveler and very good with the ins and outs of travel points, point churning, and the points game, Jen is a truly amazing at finding hidden gem restaurants for us to try. While spending Valentines weekend in San Jose at Juniper Hotel a Curio Collection by Hilton, Jen found several … Continue reading Review: Dan Izakaya a Japanese Gem in San Jose
Amani Sushi: A Delicious yet affordable Omakase
Amami Sushi is small group with 3 spots located near the airport in San Francisco. Amami has become pretty popular and offers a 38 dollar Omakase set. An Omakase is "Chef's Choice" sushi with more flair than normal nigiri. Each chef that serves an Omakase will put his or her own special touch to create … Continue reading Amani Sushi: A Delicious yet affordable Omakase
Dipping Ramen? : A Review of the Amazing Taishoken
Taishoken is an iconic ramen chain in Japan that specializes in Tsukemen Ramen or dipping ramen. Founded in the 1950s , Taishoken thrived and serves large delicious bowls of noodles. Taishoken's founder Yamagishi has had a profound impact on "Ramen Culture" and his legacy lives on through his ever popular ramen chain. Taishoken recently opened … Continue reading Dipping Ramen? : A Review of the Amazing Taishoken