Japan Narita - To Stay
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Japan Narita - To Eat
Japan - To Buy
Japan Narita - To Do
Japan Narita - To Eat
Japan - To Buy
Narita - To Eat
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*Aeon Mall Outlet*
Price wise, it is a little steep due going Al-La-Carte but it's still value for the quality that one gets. For similar style dining at cheaper prices, one can try, personal favorite chain, Gyu-Kaku (Which has tons of stalls all over Japan)
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Mister Donut
(Chained
Outlet)
ABBA
Recommended Joint Located at Aeon mall. There's also a branch at Narita
village, located around the round about at the drop off point.
Ordered On:
26May2016
Pon De Ring ¥120
Their
signature donut to order, is the Pon De Ring. It's also the recommended one to
try by others as well.
*Interesting
donut. It's got a moochi like texture to it and a glaze that's very similar to
that found on Kellogg's cornflakes. The flavor profile is quite reminiscent of
it. Interesting but I'd personally stick to Krispy Kremes for the classic sugar
glazed donuts.
Others
however do like the Pon De Ring and have it as their all time favorite donut
fix. It's definitely worth the try. Mister Donut, Aeon Mall outlet is located diagonally
opposite value sushi joint, Chio Si Ma-Ru. Perhaps a perfect after-meal
dessert.*
Cheese Puff ¥194
*Narita Village outlet*
*Quite
nice. Was hopping for a moister crust like bread papa's but it's still very
pleasant. The cheese filling is light and complements the puff pastry well.*
All their donuts are pretty different so if you've got a sweet craving, one can pop into many of Mister Donut's outlets to get one's fix.
Ta Na Ka Sho-Teh
(YAKINIKU)
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A recommended joint that's just down the lane from Eddoku Sushi (a.k.a mother of all sushi). It's location, described to myself, you can't miss it due to the huge bull head that's at the store front. The place is nice with both downstairs and upstairs dining option, which I elected for the latter. Nice cozy and pretty well ventilated. It's possible I was there a little early and the dinner crowd hadn't settled in.
A recommended joint that's just down the lane from Eddoku Sushi (a.k.a mother of all sushi). It's location, described to myself, you can't miss it due to the huge bull head that's at the store front. The place is nice with both downstairs and upstairs dining option, which I elected for the latter. Nice cozy and pretty well ventilated. It's possible I was there a little early and the dinner crowd hadn't settled in.
Ordered On:
26May2016
Asahi Super Dry Draft ¥530
Beef Serving ¥1200
Beef Serving ¥1550
*Definitely
top quality cuts. I personally couldn't really tell apart the ¥1550 cut from the ¥1200 cut. They were all so
juicy and full flavored, absorbing the dipping meat sauce after a flash cook
was absolutely perfect.*
Yuke ¥880
*The Yuke
(raw beef shashimi) was pretty good too and if you haven't tried it before you
really should. The yolk it's like the thickening sauce and gives the richness
together with a sweet sauce to enhance to flavors of the meat. The fresh
squeeze of the lemon really pops the dish.*
Total Fed1 ¥4,687
Due to
the lack of an English menu, I really had no idea what cuts they were. However,
it's so rare that one gets served exactly what is pictured in the menu. A
beautiful cut of quality beef. Going for the Set menu may have been about ¥1,000++ cheaper but am not sure of the serving proportion
or the cut of meat. There are cheaper priced cuts which taste wise may or may
not be that distinctively from these.
Quality
cuts, in a cosy place, with cold draft beer. Worth the visit for sure!
Price wise, it is a little steep due going Al-La-Carte but it's still value for the quality that one gets. For similar style dining at cheaper prices, one can try, personal favorite chain, Gyu-Kaku (Which has tons of stalls all over Japan)
Toh Rai-Ya
(Yaki-To Shop)
Located
at the foot of the bridge before crossing over to Eddoku Sushi.
Everything
on yaki-to menu ¥300 for two sticks.
All meat
served here is pork and its various cuts. That includes its innards. A
snack/meal hang out joint, where office workers take a pit-stop, and socialize.
Ordered On:
26May2016
Chefs Choice - Pork diaphragm
*I must
say, it was really good. Though the pork does have a bit of a gamey scent, the
meat texturally was similar to cow tongue. It has a springy bite, but its
really delicious. Especially with a dash of salt and adding some chili powder.*
¥300 Fed1
Toh
Rai-Yi has that very local vibe to it. Somewhat rustic, with standing room
only, specializes in serving only Pork.
Worth the try for a Pre/post meal snack. Will Probably swing by another time to
try the other cuts of pork.
*Unfortunately
there is no English menu or pictures. Only Japanese menu is available.
Communication maybe difficult but a staff on site had some command of the English language.*
The place has a very homely and local feel to it. A snack/meal bar for all cuts of pork. Worth the try for all the various cuts. Simple, yet deliciously satisfying. They serve beer by small glasses as well!
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