Foodtrip in Japan

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Random photos of my Japan food-trip in 2017








                                                         Pablo mini cheese tarts
I don't think we have these flavors in the Philippines, don't we? Anyway, I enjoyed these little munchkins, they are super delicous.


Original flavor costs ¥200 each while the flavored tarts are ¥230.
Matcha cheese tart


Takoyaki in Akihabara


Ramen ordered using ticket machine in Asakusa



Matcha icecream bought somewhere in Tokyo Skytree




We have also tried Dango, a kind of Japanese dumpling that is made of rice flour and water. 
It tastes like Bilo-bilo rice balls, the one that we put in Ginataan in the Philippines. 


It is sweet, chewy and heavy on tummy. So if you want to try more street foods after, go easy on this one.

This is the best Takoyaki I have tried. I forgot the name of the store but when you go to [..] you will notice as they always have long lines.






Cafe Centre in Hotel New Hankyu in Osaka


Vietnamese food in Japan







Crab sticks



Butter beer in USJ. 
Price: 600 yen, if with souvenir mug 1,100 yen







Pastries from 7/11





Cheesy Okonomiyaki


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