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Cast Iron Brad | 120 Posts
Guy who eats. Traveller. Enjoyer of deliciousness. Posts about food, drink, cooking, and so many tasty bites.
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Osaka | ↻ 11 months
castironguy #japan cheesecake is a kind of light and fluffy soufflé cake with raisins and an Osaka staple bucket list item. [read more...]
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Nishiki Market | ↻ 11 months
castironguy #lunch was a stroll through the food market for an assortment of hot goods from vendors #japan [read more...]
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Kyoto Starbucks | ↻ 11 months
castironguy Ok so we relented and tried some #japan starbucks. I had a hot yuzu citrus tea. Karin had an oolong latte. [read more...]
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Kyoto Hotel | ↻ 11 months
castironguy Kaiseki set meal tonight at our hotel in Kyoto #japan was another adventure thru tastes and textures. #sushi hot pot and tempura were among the featured items. There were about 20 families eating tonight which was probably because of the holiday long weekend here. [read more...]
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Kyoto | ↻ 11 months
castironguy Conveyor belt #sushi for lunch was different from the robot basement suite one from last week. [read more...]
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Kyoto | ↻ 11 months
castironguy At our traditional #japan hotel a traditional Japanese #breakfast mixing and matching flavours and textures. Rice, soup, simmered tofu, egg, fish, and little tasting dishes of about a dozen fermented and pickled bits and bites. [read more...]
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Nagoya | ↻ 11 months
castironguy Dinner in Nagoya #japan on our second & last night here, we just randomly went into a small shop steps from our hotel and pretty much blindly ordered. Turns out it was a cook at your own table place, and we got some meats, seafood, eel and hotpot. It was excellent and tasty, even though it was pretty much a surprise as we went. [read more...]
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Ghibli Park | ↻ 11 months
castironguy Grilling my own mochi on a stick in the Mononoke village in Ghibli Park in Nagoya #japan … sticky rice on a stick grilled crisp and then a miso walnut sauce finished on the grill. They charged ¥1100 (about ten bucks) for this but it was as much about the experience as the food. [read more...]
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Nagoya | ↻ 11 months
castironguy Our first meal in Nagoya #japan was at a little shop near our hotel serving amazing platters of deep fried pork served with cabbage, rice, soup, tea and some sides. This whole meal for both of us was about ¥3000 all in… which is roughly thirty bucks CAD, and we practically rolled out of there. [read more...]
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Sushi No Wa | ↻ 11 months
castironguy #sushi for #lunch of course #japan and still loving that any little hole in the wall restaurant has such amazing food. [read more...]
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Shibuya | ↻ 11 months
castironguy Stopped for dinner at a place we keep walking by everyday between our hotel and the train station. We could see through the windows and wanted to try. I’ve never even heard of monjayaki until tonight, but we got a full lesson and a delicious meal. [read more...]
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Akihabara | ↻ 11 months
castironguy It was a pokemon kinda morning here in #japan and karin caught an extra rare one… [read more...]
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Final Fantasy Cafe | ↻ 11 months
castironguy We checked out one of those pop culture cafes and since i have dabbled in playing final fantasy for years, we ate some chocobo brains and had a very strange lunch. #japan [read more...]
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Takao Umu | ↻ 11 months
castironguy Tempura for dinner in Midtown Tokyo. The clever deal here is that you pick the food you want to eat then go to the restaurant that makes that specific and only food. So we choose tempura tonight and it was amazing, but the menu was like six lines long: just what *kind* of tempura will you be ordering, huh? oh #japan [read more...]
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Tokyo Naniwaya | ↻ 11 months
castironguy Stopped for a snack. Taiyaki in a small little shop where we had to try out some of our Japanese skills as bad as they are, but we got a tasty treat for playing. #japan [read more...]
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Takeshita Street | ↻ 11 months
castironguy This little street in Harajuku is nothing but little shops selling sugar and treats, and lots and lots of kiddie novelties. It was a jam on a Saturday morning in #japan [read more...]
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