Japan is a land rich in food options. From satisfying bowls of savouries like ramen, udon or katsudon, to the endless choices in sweets such…

Omotesando is one of the most fashionable and exciting neighborhoods of Tokyo. There are many luxury brand stores, popular cosmetics shops, very fancy wedding venues….

All-you-can-eat-sushi can be quite the luxurious treat, but it is often associated with the affordable deals of Japan’s revolving kaitenzushi restaurants and chain izakaya, and…

All-you-can-eat yakiniku, or grilled meat dining, is one of Japan’s favorite celebratory eating experiences. One of its most appealing aspects is that you can very…

It is no secret that Japan has many different kinds of varieties when it comes to fruits. Just like the county’s meat and fish industry,…

Take part in this ‘infinite dumplings festival’ and see how many gyoza you can handle for the low price of just 2200 yen! Experience the…

Tabehoudai, or all-you-can-eat restaurant services, have been a big staple of wooing customers by bars and eateries in Japan with bang for your buck appeal…

Juicy and crispy Japanese fried chicken, or karaage, may be one of the favorite bento and bar foods in the country (so much that it’s…

Perhaps not to be outdone by Tokyo’s all-you-can-eat and drink KFC, Burger King Japan will be bringing back its all-you-can-eat service for a limited time….

For several years, Kentucky Fried Chicken has rolled out seasonal all-you-can-eat fried chicken options at select restaurants in Japan, but menu items have been limited…

If you want to eat sushi to your heart’s content when you visit Japan, you either need to have yen to spare or find a…

Japan’s beloved all you can eat dessert buffet chain Sweets Paradise are getting into the spirit of the season by adding some spooky items to…

All-you-can-eat buffets in Japan There are countless all-you-can-eat buffets in Japan, from run-of-the-mill salad bar buffets at Western cuisine restaurant chains, to hotels which offer…

Little Sake Square Just a stone’s throw away from JR Kinshicho Station, Little Sake Square may turn out to be your new favorite dinner hangout…

If you have spent a certain length of time in Japan or happen to be a fruit enthusiast who always samples local fruits when traveling…