The food of Japan

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Kyubei A 15 minute wait and well worth it. It is a upper class restaurant located in Tokyo, Japan. Bara Chirashi,  and Saba Battera ar just two of the many "go to" dishes they offer. Bara Chirashi is bowl lunch special, which includes fresh, chopped yellowtail, tuna, salmon, squid, omelets, radish sprouts and salmon roe. Saba Battera on the other hand is a raw sushi without the fishy taste that comes with 6 roll. This restaurant offeres privet and public seating. Although pricie Kyubei is held to very high standered and recomended by many in Tokyo.

Japanese Health Codes In Japan everything must be lables correctly in order to keep from leading costemers astray and allowing them to believe they are buying something they are not. The Japanese also follow the same rules of preparing food as the U.S. does. They must make sure nothing unsanitary happens from the time they handle it until the costemer eats it, that everything is not out of date, and that is it thoroughly cooked through and through.

Japan is filled with many high end restaurants. Tokyo its self has more upper class restaurants then any other city in the world however casual dining is beginning to slowly increase.

 Omotesando Koffee is a one of a kind coffee shop in Japan. It islocated between Omotesando and Gaienmae ran out of someones home however it is not just some whole in the wall Coffee shop. Many people in Japan seek it out. It is almost like there own little Starbucks. They serve Iced Cafe Latta, Iced Cappuccino, Iced Mocha, Iced Shakerato, Iced Granita, and many hot coffees as well.