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10 Restoran Terbaik Jepang Di Dekat Stasiun Shinjuku, Nikmati Kelezatan Kuliner Jepang!

Wisata Kuliner Jepang – Sebagai salah satu kota dengan makanan terbaik di dunia, Tokyo memiliki berbagai pilihan tempat makan, mulai dari restoran mewah Michelin hingga makanan murah di warung-warung kecil yang tersebar di seluruh kota. Jadi di mana Anda dapat menemukan semua makanan lezat ini? Mulailah dengan menjelajahi Shinjuku, salah satu lingkungan terbesar dan paling hidup di Tokyo: ini…

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Shrimp/pork tsukemen @ Tsukemen Gonokami Seisakusho in Shibuya

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The Top Restaurants to Visit in Shinjuku

When going to Tokyo for personal or business reasons, chances are you will be staying at or at least paying a visit to Shinjuku. The area is known for being the center of nightlife culture in Japan and home to a lot of dining establishments that are definitely worth your time, says freelance photographer Kavan Choksi. Here are some of them. Tsukemen Gonokami Seisakusho If you are looking for ramen, there are tons of good choices in Shinjuku, including Ichiran Ramen and Fu-unji. For a different ramen experience, head to Tsukemen Gonokami Seisakusho, situated just at the back of the Takashiyama department store. It is widely popular for its tsukemen, also called dipping ramen. The dish differs from regular ramen in that you dip thick, chewy noodles into a dense soup. The store has customers lining up even before it opens.

Katsukura If you happen to pass by Takashimaya Times Square, go to the 14th floor and visit Katsukura to get your tonkatsu fix (breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet.) You can choose between the more flavorful rosu (pork loin) or leaner hire (pork fillet.) Kavan Choksi loves that most of its menu selections come with free refills of rice, miso soup, shredded cabbage, and pickled vegetables. Plus, he notes the restaurant's quick service. Kyubey Have you ever been to a kaiten-zushi restaurant that serves sushi on a conveyor belt? There are plenty of such dining establishments in Shinjuku. If you are looking for a traditional sushi experience with fresh fish and high-quality rolls, try Kyubey, which has a branch at the Keio Plaza Hotel. The sushi dishes are quite diverse and served at their optimal temperature, so it is better to immediately eat what you have taken from the conveyor belt. You may have to splurge a bit, as Kavan Choksi warns, because the price at the restaurant may be a bit expensive.