by Regine
Probably one of the "must do"s while in Tokyo - visit Tsukiji Market and eat fresh sushi, sashimi and seafood! Although unfortunately for people like me, I missed the chance of watching the Tuna auction - a daily event wherein vendors bid for the best tuna that will be used for serving dishes. Everyone can … Continue reading Tsukiji Market (How to go, what to expect, and is sushi or seafood really better here?)
After trying out Luke's Lobster in Harajuku, we decided to have Ichiran for dinner! I've already tried Ichiran in Hong Kong, where I instantly fell in love, but I was curious on the how it tasted from their origin. How to go to Ichiran in Harajuku: 1. Get down at Meiji-jingumae 'Harajuku' Station option lines … Continue reading Ichiran Harajuku (How to go, how to order, and what to expect)
While walking around Harajuku and Omotesando area, we noticed multiple long lines along the roads. There were people lining up for Ms. Dior's new perfume, Flippers and Luke's Lobster. My dad heard a lot about Luke's Lobster since his friends would post about it whenever they are in Japan so naturally he wanted to line … Continue reading Luke’s Lobster Harajuku (What to expect and best time to go for 0 lines!)
After being exhausted from all the walking that we did the whole day - from Harajuku to Omotesando and finally Shibuya Crossing, we needed a break. My parents suggested that we take a break inside the department store. Whenever they're in Japan, they would usually take a break and eat at department stores so we … Continue reading Tokyu Department Store food court – Eating sushi inside the mall (What to expect)
We walked from Omotesando to Shibuya Crossing and IT WAS TIRING as heck. You can take the train to Shibuya Crossing. But when I saw the map of how far Omotesando was to Shibuya Crossing, all I thought was "it ain't that bad". Man I was so wrong. Best way to get to Shibuya Crossing: … Continue reading Shibuya Crossing and Hachiko Memorial Statue (How to go and what to expect)