https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/Discover Japanese food loved by celebrities, and the restaurants and stories behind each dish.enhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/ramen-types-japanhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/ramen-types-japanLight, tonkotsu, Miso, Iekei, Jiro-style ramen, Seafood, Spicy, Tsukemen/Mazesoba. An introductory guide to finding the ramen you want to eat in Japan based on taste, aroma, noodles, and quantity.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/iekei-ramen-guidehttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/iekei-ramen-guideDiscover Yokohama’s Iekei ramen through its pork-bone and soy-sauce broth, chicken oil, and thick noodles. Learn how noodle firmness, seasoning, and oil adjustments work, with a first-order example.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/sugitaya-chiba-guidehttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/sugitaya-chiba-guideMeet Sugitaya, Yoshimuraya’s first direct-lineage shop, and its two Chiba branches. Find officially listed opening hours, addresses, ticket-buying instructions, and tips for a first order.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/iekei-vs-jiro-style-ramenhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/iekei-vs-jiro-style-ramenCompare Iekei and Jiro-style ramen through broth, noodles, toppings, portion sizes, and ordering. Look beyond “both are rich” to find the bowl that suits you.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/jiro-style-ramen-first-visithttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/jiro-style-ramen-first-visitLearn what to check on your first visit: noodle portions, meal tickets, garlic, vegetables, and pork back fat. This guide uses Butayama’s official instructions as a specific example.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/31https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/31Hollywood's biggest star, Keanu Reeves. Although he is internationally popular for his roles in the movies “The Matrix'' and “John Wick,'' he is also known as a surprisingly simple and easy-going person in his private life.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/33https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/33Hollywood star Keanu Reeves. There is a ramen shop where the actor, known for his roles in “The Matrix'' and “John Wick,'' stopped by incognito during his stay in Japan.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/38https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/38Scarlett Johansson visited this store during the filming of the 2003 movie "Lost in Translation."https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/unagi-japan-local-guidehttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/unagi-japan-local-guideChoose an unagi meal to fit sightseeing in Asakusa, a stopover in Narita or a trip to see Mount Fuji from Mishima. Learn how to order and fit the meal comfortably into your itinerary.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/unagi-ordering-guidehttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/unagi-ordering-guideHow do unaju and unadon differ? Does kabayaki come with rice? A first-time visitor's guide to dish names, portions, extra charges and useful Japanese phrases for ordering unagi.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/asakusa-half-day-food-walkhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/asakusa-half-day-food-walkVisit Sensoji Temple, then choose an unhurried unagi meal or casual yakisoba in the underground shopping street. A comfortable half-day plan for first-time visitors, built around one meal.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/sensoji-first-visit-mannershttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/sensoji-first-visit-mannersHow to pronounce Sensoji, join your palms, use the purification basin and understand omikuji, with main-hall hours from official guidance. Visit respectfully and leave space for others.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/asakusa-unagi-restaurantshttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/asakusa-unagi-restaurantsChoose an Asakusa unagi restaurant for a relaxed riverside meal or hitsumabushi. This guide covers branch differences, charges, reservations and closure information.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/narita-airport-first-mealhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/narita-airport-first-mealChoose unagi, dashi chazuke or ramen from public-area restaurants accessible after arrival. Plan your first meal around your Narita Airport terminal and journey to the hotel.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/narita-keisei-unagi-stopoverhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/narita-keisei-unagi-stopoverStop at Keisei Narita on your way from the airport, explore the Naritasan temple approach and enjoy unagi at Kawatoyo main restaurant. An arrival-day plan covering routes, ordering, payment, luggage and timing.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tokyo-hotel-first-dinnerhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tokyo-hotel-first-dinnerChoose dinner close to your hotel on arrival day. Explore unagi options around Asakusa, Ueno and Tokyo Station, checking the correct branch, opening hours and last orders.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/mishima-fuji-unagi-local-trainhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/mishima-fuji-unagi-local-trainTake the Shinkansen to Mishima for Mount Fuji views from Mishima Skywalk and an unagi meal, with the option of returning by local trains via Atami. Allow for weather, bus journeys and meal times.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/assari-ramen-tokyo-chibahttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/assari-ramen-tokyo-chibaClear broths offer many flavours. Explore shoyu and shio, ordering tips for beginners, and three restaurants in Tokyo plus two in Chiba.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tonkotsu-ramen-tokyo-chibahttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tonkotsu-ramen-tokyo-chibaTonkotsu refers to pork-bone broth, not a seasoning. Learn about aroma, noodle firmness and kaedama before choosing ICHIRAN, IPPUDO, Tanaka Shoten or another restaurant.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tori-paitan-ramen-tokyo-chibahttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tori-paitan-ramen-tokyo-chibaCloudy chicken broth differs from tonkotsu. This beginner’s guide explains tori paitan, from its pronunciation to potage-style versions with chicken and vegetables.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/miso-ramen-tokyo-chibahttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/miso-ramen-tokyo-chibaMiso ramen is not always spicy. Find a bowl to suit your taste at Oshima, Hanamichian, Kikanbo, Naritake or Tadokoro Shoten.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/keanu-reeves-tokyo-ramenhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/keanu-reeves-tokyo-ramenExplore two ramen restaurants in Roppongi, plus Kyushu Jangara, through reports about Keanu Reeves and links to the restaurants. Unconfirmed branches and orders are clearly identified.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tom-hanks-kanda-matsuyahttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tom-hanks-kanda-matsuyaVisit Kanda Matsuya, which confirmed Tom Hanks’s visit. Enjoy its historic building and soba without guessing what he ordered.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/brad-pitt-oimachi-tachinomi8https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/brad-pitt-oimachi-tachinomi8TV Tokyo reported Brad Pitt’s visit to Tachinomi 8 in Oimachi. This guide distinguishes the dishes mentioned in that report, the restaurant’s relocation and visitor information.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/jackie-chan-edogawabashi-rakurakuhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/jackie-chan-edogawabashi-rakurakuExplore Kanton Shuka Rakuraku in Edogawabashi, where Jackie Chan was reported to have dined. Learn about the chashu ramen mentioned in the report and choose from the current menu.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/wentworth-miller-shinjuku-kamukurahttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/wentworth-miller-shinjuku-kamukuraMedia coverage described Kamukura Shinjuku as a favourite of Wentworth Miller. This guide distinguishes unconfirmed details of his visit from official restaurant information.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/justin-bieber-ginza-hachigohttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/justin-bieber-ginza-hachigoDiscover Ginza Hachigo, which Justin Bieber reportedly visited. Official descriptions of its broth and noodles, together with restaurant links, help you plan a meal in Ginza around a bowl of ramen.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/steven-tyler-edogawabashi-rakurakuhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/steven-tyler-edogawabashi-rakurakuExplore Kanton Shuka Rakuraku in Edogawabashi through a report about Steven Tyler and gomoku ankake yakisoba. Discover the dish and plan a meal in the neighbourhood.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tokyo-kisarazu-aqualinehttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tokyo-kisarazu-aqualineThere is no need to rent a car for sightseeing. Take an express bus from Tokyo Station and enjoy a meal in a city across the ocean. A small trip to Kisarazu without too much planning.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tokyo-nokogiriyama-ferryhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tokyo-nokogiriyama-ferryCross the bay, climb the mountain, then return to the port for a fish meal. This day trip to Kanaya and Nokogiriyama combines a ferry, a ropeway and walking.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tokyo-kamogawa-seaworldhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/tokyo-kamogawa-seaworldRather than rushing home after just seeing the aquarium, you can also take the time to enjoy a meal at Kamogawa. A day in which sea creatures and food take center stage, using trains and shuttle buses.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kisarazu-takarayahttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kisarazu-takarayaA Japanese way of eating the sea, not just sushi and sashimi. Enjoy fried clams, skewers, rice, and miso soup in one lunch.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kisarazu-ikiikiteihttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kisarazu-ikiikiteiChoose your ingredients, grill them at your seat, and wait for them to be done. A meal that's more than just a meal to enjoy near the port.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kanaya-the-fishhttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kanaya-the-fishEnjoy the sea view from the mountain, this time from the dining table. Lunch near Kanaya Port where you can enjoy fish dishes and the view.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kanaya-funaosahttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kanaya-funaosaIn addition to ordering your favorite toppings, you can also order a plate of fish of the day. At a sushi restaurant near the port, enjoy the selection typical of your travel destination.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kamogawa-maiwaihttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kamogawa-maiwaiIn a seaside town, people also turn their attention to rice and meat. A day-use dining restaurant that you can stop by before or after visiting the aquarium.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kamogawa-marufujihttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/kamogawa-marufujiTake the shuttle back to the station, then have dinner before returning to Tokyo. Leave time for one last meal in Kamogawa at the end of your day trip.https://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/chiba-boso-day-tripshttps://celebjapanesefood.org/en/archives/chiba-boso-day-tripsCross the ocean by bus, take a boat to the mountains, or spend a day at the aquarium. A trip to Kisarazu, Kanaya, and Kamogawa where you choose based on ``what you want to do'' rather than the place name.