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A Pakalista Food Trip: Fedge in Tokyo, Japan

Sun, Nov 2, 2008

Food Trips, Japanese Food

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Once upon a time, the powers that be granted Fedge’s wish to visit the Land of the Rising Sun. And here are the photos that prove he didn’t imagine it at all!Raw Food Attack!

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Yes, there are cooked food in Japan

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Fast food too

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Drinks and dessert coming up . . .

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Lunch sets

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In restaurants like these, you get to pick what you like as plates move along in front of you.

As with everything Japanese, restaurants are into coding, in this case plate coding.

You can tell the price according to the plate design, which really helps especially if you are given a menu and you can’t understand a thing on it!

The Restaurants

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And of course, the ultimate proof of all!

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All Fedge can say is that Japanese food in Japan tastes much much better than Japanese food in Cebu (well, at least the ones in malls). If you don’t like Japanese food, eating it in Japan will probably change your mind. And just so you know …

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fire looks the same even in Japan …

(Yes, the author can hear the readers’ resounding NGEEEEEEE, but she chooses to ignore them.)

Images: Tokyo, Japan (July 2008)

For a blow by blow account, visit Tokyo Dining – the Good, the Bad, and the Best at Fedge’s Multiply site.

Photo Credits: Fedge

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8 Comments For This Post

  1. gatecrashjon Says:
    November 3rd, 2008 at 8:17 pm

    hehehe. love the fire joke!

    but seriously, the pictures look yummy! i love japanese food..but when will i ever get the chance to eat sashimi in Japan? =(

    i soo envy fedge!

  2. Shel Says:
    November 3rd, 2008 at 8:26 pm

    Hi Jon,

    Thanks kay naluoy ka sa akong corny joke :-) Yeah, suya pud ko ni Fedge sa iya Japan trip. Hopefully, we’ll all get a chance to go there and eat authentic Jap food.

  3. Fedge Says:
    November 3rd, 2008 at 10:00 pm

    @jon: i’ve always known that you like sweet corn haha… ay sus dah first ang last nana naku oi… so mag reminisce nlng ko ana through pictures…

    @shel: lagi shel, mahal2x sad raba akong gebayad ni jon haha…

  4. gatecrashjon Says:
    November 4th, 2008 at 8:44 pm

    @Shel: hehehe. yeah, i hope jeff will bring us to Japan.

    @Fedge: i love sweet corns! that’s the reason why i always laugh at yours’ and gilbert’s jokes. hehehehe

  5. Fedge Says:
    November 4th, 2008 at 10:25 pm

    @jon: haha watch out ka lang ha! hmmpphh can’t think of a clever reply now… you win this round! pero japanese food is nice

  6. Jesse Says:
    May 21st, 2009 at 8:35 am

    Random question: I was told to start a blog so that my clients or potential clients could connect with me, I am a photographer. Do you find that happening with your readers?

  7. Shel Says:
    May 24th, 2009 at 1:07 am

    @Jesse – I think starting a blog is a good way to show off your talent. And yeah, Fedge has been getting some gigs off his hard work in blogging.

  8. Chrys Says:
    August 15th, 2009 at 5:27 pm

    I was in Japan a few years back and loved Mos Burger! (I took a drinks coaster home as a souvenier…don’t tell anyone!) The food is awesome there. We stayed at the Shinagawa Prince and had lunch in the sukiyaki restaurant on one of the top floors. Highly recommended!

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