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Best Bars in Tokyo

 

Giant Fluffy Pancakes and Where To Find Them (Tokyo Edition)

 

11 Best Ramen You MUST Eat in Tokyo

 

Guide To Osaka’s Food Scene

 

Guide To Kyoto’s Food Scene

 

Guide To Tokyo’s Food Scene

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  • Best Bars in Tokyo – from speakeasies to cocktail dens
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  • 11 Best Ramen You MUST Eat in Tokyo
  • Guide To Osaka’s Food Scene
  • Guide To Kyoto’s Food Scene

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Wow. Having a moment right now with this Boba Pan with cheese cream and brown sugar-soaked boba from @banban.tea. 🤩 it’s so good. Really. The brioche bread is slightly buttered and toasted & has more body than a fluffy pancake but is still light. And do I even need to explain my love for their cheese cream and chewy boba? It's easily my new favorite dessert. I hardly go to Grand Indonesia but this one will most likely force me to be there more frequently. #hungrynycjakarta
Happy Valentine’s Day to one of my most consistent lifelong loves: SUSHI 🍣❤️ a super extra futomaki roll with bafun uni, negitoro, ankimo, and ikura. #hungrynycthailand
@dadongny has a *new* winter menu, including a hearty hotpot! With lux ingredients to spoil yourself with like lobster and wagyu with plenty of dipping sauces, it’s a must in addition to their famous michelin starred duck.
A more peculiar type of noodz probably native to Bangkok. It's pretty similar to the flat rice noodles used in Singaporean Kway Chup, but rolled up and slightly thicker. It is served in a ultra white peppery broth with some pork slices, offals, and innards. This place won the #michelin guide 2018 bib and it’s safe to say it (kinda) lived up to the hype! Drop by whenever you’re in the chinatown area of Bangkok 👌 #hungrynycthailand
When two girls accidentally order enough food for six people and the wait staff are all laughing at them, but -- PLOT TWIST -- they actually finish eating it all. Moral of the story: you may think your eyes are bigger than your stomach, but your stomach is always bigger than you think. 😉 Notable foods consumed at the biggest market in Bangkok: roast pork satay, durian kanyao, and (dry) duck egg noodle. #chatuchakmarket #hungrynycthailand
Down an obscure backstreet down an alley, you can find my favorite Tsukemen. The Ebi shrimp tsukemen from Gonokami is (yes in my opinion) better than #Fuunji! Bookmark it, go experience it, and let me know how you like it. #hungrynyctokyo
Or Tor Kor market, besides having the coolest name, didn't disappoint with the goods. You walk in and smell super fresh fish. And then you see it. Giant piles of the most beautiful seafood. Jacks, bonito, 15 different kinds of crabs, shrimp that are bigger than a Maine lobster, and it just keeps going. Then you wander through stalls of pungent, tree-ripe fruits and green, green vegetables until you get to the middle where there is more kinds curry and traditional Thai food than you shake a tuk-tuk at. Def make a stop here if you’re ever in Bangkok! #hungrynycthailand
@farmtoburgerny is a brand new farm-to-table inspired burger spot tucked away inside the @alizhoteltimessquare 🍔 ✨pictured: the Great Jones- Kobe beef, peppercorn crusted, green olive salsa verde, and horseradish cheddar, and Grandma’s Mac with gruyere bechamel and smoked ham.
This meal may forever ruin Izakaya food for me because nothing will live up to how 🌟💫✨💫🌟 it was. In frame: monaka seaweed ice cream sandwich, wagyu sando (available 10 portions per day), wagyu zabuton with seaweed soy & smoked oil, and caramelized corn. @fukurohk #hungrynychk

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