B-Grade Gourmet – A Guide to Kobe’s Best Cheap Must-Eat Dishes | Japan
We try some of Kobe’s cheaper fare – beef tendon gyuu suji, carbtastyic sobameshi and modanyaki, eggy akashiyaki, and Chinatown’s famous nikuman from Roushouki.
A show and tell of the delicious and curious – everything edible.
We try some of Kobe’s cheaper fare – beef tendon gyuu suji, carbtastyic sobameshi and modanyaki, eggy akashiyaki, and Chinatown’s famous nikuman from Roushouki.
We gorge on Okayama’s fresh locally-caught fish, a huge fresh melon parfait, and demi-glace deep-fried pork cutlet rice bowls demi katsudon.
A recap of Te Ahi Kōmau, a Food Fire Festival in South Auckland, New Zealand celebrating Māori and Polynesian food, arts, and culture.
We try two delicious spicy noodles, unique to Hiroshima but completely different from each other!
We took advantage of our Airbnb kitchen to cook up mentaiko dishes for a full day for a fraction of the cost of restaurant dishes.
We indulge in one of Fukuoka’s most famous specialities – motsunabe, or beef intestine hotpot, one of our favourite meals in Japan.
We try udon and champon, two noodles in Japan that is famous in the Kyushu region of Japan.
From braised pork leg and sweet pancakes to pufferfish soup and cold noodles, we sample a variety of Busan’s local dishes.
We visit GeumJeongSan for hiking, incredible views, and incredible barbecue duck.
We visit BuPyeong KkangTong Market in Busan to see what’s on offer between the day and night markets.