food | How To Live in Japan

Slurping Ayam-ya, halal ramen in Okachimachi

Feb 20, 2017 | Products and Services in Japan

Are you obsessed with ramen? If you want to have Southeast Asian flavors-inspired ramen, then you should try Ayam-YA. Situated only two-minutes walking from Okachimachi Mosque, this ramen shop is quite popular among the moslem people. Originally opened in Kyoto,...

The glorious chicken ramen at tori soba juuban nichi koro

Feb 17, 2017 | Products and Services in Japan

Are you a ramen lover? If you love to have lighter but rich in umami-type savoury flavor soup, you have to try Chicken Paitan Ramen at tori soba juuban nichi koro. Situated in Machida area, this ramen shop boosts its noodle’s soup with chicken bone broth. There...

Enjoying Malaysian Taste at Malay Asian Cuisine

Feb 15, 2017 | Products and Services in Japan

Tired of shoyu taste? If you like spicy paste, let’s try Malaysian food at Malay Asian Cuisine. With 1000 yen bill, you can have a set of Malaysian main dishes, all you-can-eat salad, dessert, and drinks. Situated in Shibuya, this restaurant offers a homey and...

How to order soba/udon from the food ordering machine

Jan 11, 2017 | Everyday Living Advice

To survive in Japan, you need to master hiragana and katakana as quickly as you can. However, if you are hungry, it is possible that you may not remember any of it. Many Japanese restaurants don’t provide English menu so it may be difficult for you to...

Celebrating New Year with Osechi Ryori

Jan 4, 2017 | Japanese Culture & Entertainment

Osechi Ryori are the traditional foods eaten on New Year’s Days. The osechi ryori includes food that had symbolic significance for health, fertility, longevity and good fortune. The preparation of making osechi ryori is usually finished before New Year. The...