Even though you can eat as much mentaiko as you want, it’s a bit salty so I couldn’t eat too much. Still, the presentation was really nice and everything tasted good.
Hakata Motsunabe Yamaya Toyosu | Review by William Chen
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Shibuya Tokyu Foodshow
Directly connected to Shibuya Station, Shibuya Tokyu Foodshow is a “food theme park” and a pioneer in department store gourmet culture since its opening in 2000. Conveniently located right beneath the Hachiko Statue, you’ll find this tasty heaven spread across three areas: 1F EAST (inside Shibuya Mark City), B1 EAST & WEST, and Shibuchika.
For Taiwanese people expecting a 'food paradise,' this place just feels like a typical department store basement food floor.
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Omura Butcher Shop
Mishima Korokke are a local treat made 100% with May Queen potatoes from Hakone-seiroku. The potatoes are especially rich in creamy, made into a sweet, fluffy delicious bite that even restaurant chef’s love.
The heart-shaped Mishima croquettes are delicious, whether they’re filled with onion, beef, or other ingredients. If you get the chance, you should definitely try them.
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All-you-can-eat Sweets Bar A-55
"Let's have an after-school party at a secret base! is the concept behind this unique bar. When you enter the bar, you will hear J-POP and anime hit songs from the 1990s to 2000s. A blackboard covered with graffiti is hung on the wall, giving the impression of a corner of a classroom. The area is filled with toys, character goods and manga that you may have read when you were a kid, making you feel instantly nostalgic.
The interior is super retro, and there are tons of snacks. Every corner is filled with childhood memories—so nostalgic!