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Oishii Japanese Big Breakfast!
By hotdude | May 31, 2008
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After an eye-opening ’expedition’ in the Tsukiji Market, we were all famished. Our stomachs immediately took over and led us to the nearby rows of eateries. These were what we saw…
While the rest of the people were waiting outside the renown popular restaurants, we settled for this humble one as time and tide waits for no dude. =p
The sushis were the best that all of us three dudes have eaten in our lives. Banzai! We were so overwhelmed by the exhilarating taste that we’ve forgotten the name of the store. Oops! But this store is somewhere near the famous Daisuki Sushi Restaurant so you shouldn’t miss it. However, I’m definitely gonna miss all my oishii sushis…
Topics: Oishii sushi |
June 5th, 2008 at 11:49 pm
Aw man, that sushi looks awesome. How did you manage to order if you don’t know Japanese?
June 5th, 2008 at 11:50 pm
Aahh, we let our fingers do the talking! LOL…
June 25th, 2008 at 7:37 am
Love all these photos. Great travel blog. I feel like I’m getting to see everyday life in Japan!
July 5th, 2008 at 4:53 am
So you guys never talk to any one there ?
Wonder how you folks survive lor.
How you buy things there ? All have labels ?
Verrry brave
July 6th, 2008 at 12:16 am
Hi, Johnny. Of course we need to ask for directions sometimes and order food as well. the good thing is that, some of the japanese knows a bit of the English language. If they still do not understand what we are saying, we will let our fingers do the talking (by pointing to the destination on our maps) or refer to our little trusty Japanese-English dictionary. We encountered a few cab drivers who were not well-versed in English and it was quite a ’struggle’ before we reach our destination.
Yup, most of the stuffs are labeled with japanese words and price tags. As long as you do your maths correctly and know what you are buying (or not :p), shopping in Tokyo shouldn’t be an issue.