/ck/ - Food & Cooking

French is more expensive.

>>9790780
it's just you. sushi specifically is expensive though. but no, it's almost always upscale european that's MOST expensive, you know, those restaurants at the side of town you can't afford to live in

>>9790780
I've been to Japan several times and so far the only prohibitively expensive restaurants that I saw are those continental restaurants at large hotels.

Mom and pop restaurants or izakaya that served everyday meals are reasonably priced and you can get a filling meal for less than 10 bucks. Even the conveyor belt sushi restaurant are pretty cheap

it costs a lot of money to import indonesians and then pay them to pretend to be japanese

it's pretty cheap in japan

>>9790780
People are willing to pay more for Japanese food. Thats why you'll find Koreans and other Asians shoehorning Japanese food into their local cuisine menus, or just outright opening a Japanese restaurant instead.

In Japan, French cuisine is more expensive than Japanese cuisine.

The expensive Japanese meal that I ate was SASAKI.
It is about 20,000 yen to 30,000 yen.
http://gion-sasaki.sakura.ne.jp/

For Tokyo, Shofukuro's Tokyo branch would be useful.
About 15,000 yen to 20,000 yen.
http://www.shofukuro.jp/english

There is also a more expensive Japanese restaurant.
However, it is difficult for ordinary people to book.

There is also a cheaper and genuine wonderful restaurant.
However, the taste of authentic quiet and deep Japanese food is hard to understand even for young Japanese as well as foreigners.
It may feel only as a simple taste.

>>9791677
Hiroshimoot is that you?

>>9791444
Japanese also operate French and Italian dishes and hamburgers and Chinese restaurants.
But a Japanese restaurant with kimchi is a fake.

>>9791693
No. I do not know Hiroshimoot.

>>9790780
Just you.
They're always the cheapest lunch in town except maybe the Filipino joints.

>>9791677
>$200-300
>$150-200
Thats still retardedly fucking expensive

Ramen has the biggest difference between cost of ingredients and the price it's sold at of any food item on any menu throughout the western world

>>9790780
Find a ramen shop, they are everywhere these days and usually they sell some nippon style meals for cheap. Or go to an asian food court that you'd find near fish markets, those are great and relatively cheap.

Kakurinbo, Minamikoma-gun, Minobu-cho, Yamanashi, Japan
A temple you can stay, Syukubou.
I stayed there last month. Accommodation is 8500 yen -10000 yen. Tax separately.
Dinner and breakfast included. Vegetarian food.
A part of the dinner picture.

https://www.kakurinbo.com/

>>9793856
Yuba sashimi.
thin layer of soy bean curd.
Things stacked so far are very rare.

>>9793862
Natto.
It is made with large grain soybeans of local specialties. Along with fried tofu.
The stickiness and fragrance of natto are thin, and a faint fragrance makes delicious sake.

>>9793867
Shiraae.
salad dressed with tofu、white sesame、and white miso.

>>9793872
Soy milk tomato pot.
Tofu in tomato. Gentle taste.

>>9793874
teamed cherry blossoms of Yuba.

>>9793874
Steamed cherry blossoms of Yuba.

>>9793885
Tempura.
It is made of mushrooms, grilled yam, small rice cake and so on.

>>9793889
There are no pictures, but of course rice as well.
In addition to this, I ate yuba which I made on the spot.

>>9793892
Dessert is soy milk soft cream.
A handmade fruit jam will be served.

>>9790780
Japanese products outside of Japan have the Japanese tax where people charge and pay higher amounts of money for something because the assumption is that it is Japanese so it will be good. It is kind of like the opposite of how people react when they see made in China.

>>9791405
Seriously, the Hilton we were at in Tokyo was ridiculous. Only ate there once.

Mom and pop ramen place in Takayama on the other hand, great hida beef sushi and ramen, almost a quarter of the price of the dish we split at the Hilton.

>>9793911

There is no tax on exports.
There are cases where the country is taxed on imports.
The food that can be procured in that country is the price of that country.
But expensive, restaurants and shops ...

>>9793941
A foreign hotel in Tokyo is crazy.

>>9793962
It isnt an actual tax. It is just the name.

Japanese food and its lovers are being exploited. A criminal who profits.
Because there are such administrators, Japanese food is expensive in many countries.

http://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/index.ssf/2017/11/sushi_restaurant_used_zapper_s.html
http://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/oakland-county/2017/11/30/sushi-samurai-restitution/108182788/
http://www.sushisamurai.com.au/

>>9794077
Nice damage control.
Weeb fantasist BTFO.

>>9794094
clearly autistic
>>9793911
he even explains the so called Japanese tax, clearly showing that he doesn't think it's an actual tax

>>9790780
yeah i agree! I went to kobe and the beef costed me $100 and it was just a small piece!1!

>>9794094
here, save this image

>>9790794
Yep, went to a ramen place DT Toronto, $15 for a bowl

Go to a international market where they sell hot food and a bowl of ramen was $7

>>9790780
>>9790794
These or nice steakhouses.

>>9794241
Butthurt much, weeb?
:)

>>9794261
HAHA, awesome bro! You have totally trolled him TO THE MAX! Keep on trolling BROTHER it's the real 4CHAN experience, once a /b/ro always a /b/ro.
We are anonymous, we do not forgive, we do not forget, expect us.
4CHAN TROLL ARMY 4 LIFE!!

>>9794093
I was hopeless in the image of sushi's sushi.
There are rules in the place where rice and miso soup is placed, but the chef does not know the theory of Japanese food.
Udon is also terrible. I omit the necessary labor for udon and soba. It is different from cold noodles in Korea.
They would have benefited greatly. And it became a criminal.
Fines against Korean executives are not enough with a fine of 1 million dollars.

Honest work creates trust. Hypocrisy is despised.
It is the same in restaurant management and online society.
Japanese think that trust from others is real estate.

YOU NO REARN HOW TO PREPARU RICE FOR 10 YEARS!!!

YOU NO HAVE DEDICATION SPIRIT.

SHAMEFUR DISPRAY.

KIRRO YUASERF

YAAAAAAAAAAAA UAAAOOOOOOO IKUSO WAITO PIGGGU I SURAISU YOU IN THOUSAND PIECES

>>9796983
calm down please.

>>9790780
nah, french restaurants are usually the most expensive in my city. Japanese food you can find super cheap like like food court tier.

The Japanese economy is stagnating. The price is stable, but the salary of workers is decreasing.
Therefore, the Japanese meal may be cheaper than the country where the economy is good.
But eel prices rose sharply. This eel bento is 3330 yen including tax.

>>9790780
Japanese restaurants usually have affordable options, but I relate because my favorite Japanese food (sushi and unagi) is very expensive.

Japanese French cuisine. lamb.
A small restaurant in residential area of Setagaya, not Ginza or Aoyama.
Individual item price 3000 yen. It costs 4500 yen in the course. It is 5500 yen for meat and fish course.
If it is Ginza or Aoyama, I think that it will be a course of 10000 yen - 20000 yen.
This is one of various Japanese restaurants.

>>9799390
>>9793897
What camera/lens did you use for those photo?

>>9798761
eel is getting expensive everywhere because their numbers a declining quickly. Eel will probably go extinct in our lifetime.

>>9799536
Both cameras are SONYα7s.
Lenses >>9799390 is SONY FE 4/24-105 G.
>>9793897 is Meopta Openar 2/45.

>>9790780
Unsurprisingly, it's just you.

Caffe latte. 670 yen.
Nell drip and decorate for this cup.
In Oarai, Ibaraki prefecture.
SONYα7s : Meopta Openar 2/45

>>9790780
Wrong.
Yesterday i just eat a sushi for 30 yen (or about 30cents)

>>9799390
>>9798761
>>9799578
>>9801601
Are you the guy who used to post those great food pictures and then stopped because you were getting harassed by one psycho?

>>9794093
It's because most japanese restaurants are run by the soulless chinese

YOU NO REARN HOW TO PREPARU RICE FOR 10 YEARS!!!

YOU NO HAVE DEDICATION SPIRIT.

SHAMEFUR DISPRAY.

KIRRO YUASERF

YAAAAAAAAAAAA UAAAOOOOOOO IKUSO WAITO PIGGGU I SURAISU YOU IN THOUSAND PIECES

IKUSO BAKA!!!

Its because alot of plebs are tricked into thinking that sushi is hard to prepare, thus giving the illusion that Nip restaurants = $$$

>>9802115
I am "anonymous". I think that is OK.
I sometimes post on occasion.

>>9802141
The manager of the restaurant in the article is Korean.
However, the Korean restaurant in Korea managed in Japan is delicious. The Chinese restaurant of Chinese management in Japan is also delicious.
There are unpleasant shops in Japanese restaurants as well. There are also bad people among the Japanese.

>>9802317
People from all over the world are watching here.
Is your remark cool?
Does your remark lowering yourself and your country's assessment?

>>9802326
Let's learn. A lot of people are watching here.
Ignorant accusations are counterproductive.

>>9790780
someones never been to fine dining

>>9802326
Your country's sushi may be so.

There are two kinds of coffee shops in Japan.

One is a coffee shop of regular drinks and snacks called "Kissa_ten (shop enjoying tea)".
The other is a special coffee shop called "Kouhii_senmonten (coffee only shop)".

There are many types of coffee beans in special shops.
In a special coffee shop, coffee experts will manually create coffee according to customer's order.
There, a cup of coffee is about 500 yen -1000 yen price.
Light snacks are also offered, but there are fewer types than "Kissa_ten".
A good shopkeeper brews good coffee and a poor shopkeeper puts off tasty coffee.
So customers will be careful and choose shops.
The awful taste shop closes in 1 - 2 years.

There is also an intermediate shop of two kinds of coffee shops.
There are cheaper coffee in fast food shops and convenience stores.
Some shops use machines to make relatively good quality coffee.
The coffee situation in Japan is complicated.

same for me OP
i dont know how they stay in business when you can get a THICC burrito for a few bucks meanwhile a bowl of ramen starts at $12

>>9790794
probably because European governments beg to much tax to those restaurants. I also heard that you need to apply for a fuckton of applications just to get accredited or licensed

>>9803170
it sounds about as bad as america where you just have to evaluate how nice a cafe looks and sample their roast yourself to see how it holds up

>>9803690
best things for gaging a coffee shop are

1 if they serve more than pastries its prob bad
2 no wifi or outlets = good
3 ask about something e.g "what coffees are in your house blend'

>>9798761
this is sad. I cannot find eel anymore. I would make it for dinner. I love eel, I hope it doesn't go away.

>>9802902
anon nice pictures i love you

>>9803690
There are many good coffee shops in Japan. But there is a bad coffee shop.
This is the same ratio as a good ramen shop and a bad ramen shop.

>>9803703
Various things are born in the world, various things disappear.
It is a provision of the world.
But it is sorrowful that good things will be lost.

>>9803710
Thank you. Very glad.

Lunch at the coffee shop. A big chain cafe.
Spaghetti Napolitan is a pasta with tomato ketchup taste. One of the strange things the Japanese made.
Italians are very angry about this pasta. I understand that feeling.
However, the Japanese love this.
A small salad and coffee are in set. A cup of coffee can be brewed one by one with a paper drip.
This lunch set is 990 yen.

>>9801601
You get a disgusting coffee for that same price in Switzerland

>>9803736
Bad ramen shops in Japan still tend to be better than even decent ramen shops in the US.

>>9803761
What's the Indian curry scene like in Japan? My friend says he's found some very authentic placed in Tokyo.

>>9804101
There are way more Indian style curry places than in the US and they are good. But they serve pretty much exactly what you'd get in the US. Plus 90% of them are run by people from Nepal

>>9804101
The Indian curry in Japan is divided into two poles. Simply put, it's a cheap store and an expensive shop.
In a high-end shop there is a taste shop very similar to Indian curry.
However, I have not eaten full-fledged Indian curry for years. So I do not understand the present.
I looked for a shop where I attended, but it was a different style than before. sorry.

There was no picture of good indian curry.
The photo is Tracy Island curry. A Cafe of "Thunderbirds a go" that Japanese people love. There is no longer this Cafe.

>>9804455
I found a picture I took about 5 years ago. Inexpensive store.
Oh, I want to eat tarry where many kinds of curry has now got on the silver tray.

>>9793892
Imma supposed to be filled with this?

>>9807677
>t. round-eye piggu

>>9807677
Its a single course, but since you're complaining about portion size you're definitely fat

>>9803761

Bizarre pasta with Italian angry, Spaghetti Napolitan.
That old style. This is a species that is on the verge of extinction even in Japan.
Pasta is preserved after boiling. When customer's order is made, the pasta that was saved is fried in ketchup. Raw materials are onions, green peppers, and ham.
Dry taste similar to fried noodles. A taste that the Japanese love and feels nostalgic.
I took this picture two years ago. The owner and wife of this coffee shop were elderly. And this coffee shop closed last year.

>>9808502
thank you for posting!
these are so detailed and informative, and the pictures are beautiful

>japanese restaurant, it's expensive
>must be because of all the staff
>no it's the one OG chef
>what does he do?
>cuts raw fish puts rice into rectangles

Current spaghetti Napolitan.
It is cooked with freshly boiled spaghetti.
Slightly sticky spaghetti.

>>9810238
What's that condiment in the lower left? I'm waiting with baited breath because the one above it is pre-grated sawdust flavored parmegian, so I can't imagine how deliciously abhorrent that thing would be.

>>9791405
I mean, no shit Japanese restaurants are going to be cheap in Japan.

>>9792819
>implying you can't find retardedly expensive european food

>>9790780
>Is it just me or better food costs more than cheaper food?

>>9810560
The lower left is a carrot salad.
Japanese people are accustomed to Japanese customs, but sometimes I do not know why.

Variant "Teppan_Naporitan (Iron Plate Napolitan)".
This was born in Nagoya in the 1960s. In Nagoya it is called "Teppan Italian".
It is now being witnessed in Tokyo in recent years.
After the search, Nagoya had cooking method using yakisoba noodles. I was surprised.
The food culture of Nagoya is very strange and funny.

recipe.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dg8ZoyaGZgE

Yakisoba version.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9tHVBggavg

>>9810566
For your information.

"OOTOYA" restaurant introduction.
https://gurunavi.com/en/japanfoodie/2017/03/homestyle-japanese-dishes-ootoya.html?__ngt__=TT0dc6d1389002ac1e4ae862csm_rUESwhuH4uOQ-cICMN

Set menu. (Japanese)
https://www.ootoya.com/menu/teisyoku/

OOTOYA is not the cheapest restaurant.
OOTOYA is not the most delicious restaurant.
OOTOYA is a relatively cheap, relatively good taste restaurant.

A delicious and interesting comic. This scene can be funny.
Quoted from Comic "Fantasy World Izakaya, Nobu" Volume 1


Spread in the mouth
Sweetness and acidity
Harmony of heat

To mixed flavor
The taste of green peppers is bitter
Onion is gentle

And cut thickly bacon
Give weight

This is a miracle
It is the love of God brought to the earth

When I started eating
I am ashamed of myself who thought it was a little taste of children

What exactly is that?
I forgot about my childhood
A taste that reminds me of it

>>9812567

>>9812567

Sweetly nostalgic
Somewhere gentle taste

Took a stretch
Sour and taste of taste

And quietly
Hot, strong, thick taste

All that is here
To have concluded

Neapolitan···

I was losing it.
Something in me - ...

Call back
It is a taste to give · · ·

This has become empty
Even white dishes

The transfiguration of my life
It seems to be taught ...

Really depends on Japanese influences in your area. Düsseldorf for example has buttloads of authentical, affordable Japanese restaurants and fast food shacks, it also has an unreasonable Japanese influence because pretty much every single Japanese company has thier European base here.

One thing to keep in mind is that cheaper Japanese restaurants are well-intergrated in the city food network, they usually buy meat from the local butchers and fish from the local fishers because they like fresh stuff, so the settlement of a non-expensive japanese restaurant also depends on the local food market

Hitler didn't call them the eastern Jews for no reason.

In Japan, chain stores such as fast foods and family restaurants are developing recently.
Also Japanese dishes such as beef bowl, soba, sushi and tempura are the same.
Therefore, it became difficult to manage a small private restaurant.
In Japan, classical small restaurants are decreasing rapidly.

The restaurant restaurant also closed 5 years ago. It was very cheap and very tasty restaurant.

>>9790780
Brazilian Steakhouses are always the most expensive

>>9815367
Secret, pop-up, underground, forbidden food experience, exotic pleasurariums are always the most expensive.

>>9790785
Fuck French.
>c'est bone lal al al
>500 g of butter on a plate and a glass of wine
>that will be $900.

Most expensive Japanese meal I've had was $30 a person including tea, and that was two meals for me, and it was GOOD. I know for a fact half the ingredients had to be imported, they had stuff you honest to god cannot find in any store here, not even the jap import store had this stuff. Mountain vegetables for example. Vegetables and other ingredients I've never even seen before. Everything was amazing. Fortunately I went with vegans, and half the obligate dishes (many side dishes, no choice) had fish or meat, so I got all of them.
Nigga thought japanese were buddhist and so must be vegan. Nigga they shinto. They live on a fucking godforsaken mountainy rock, they eat fish or they die.

But if you think about it, japanese food should be more expensive. Every meal has about 5-10 dishes in it, that's more prep time, whereas say chinese is just one dish.

>>9792809
Either vietnamese or mexican is cheapest. Flip food is trailer park tier.

>>9806227
>>9804455
"cheap" curry looks better than "high end" one.

>>9790780
>>9790780
I saw a buzzfeed video about a sushi restaurant that was like 3-5 dollars for a roll
Not bad imo

>>9803668
What. You can serve italian cuisine and italy can't do fucking anything to stop you. That's not how it works

>>9791763
That's what you would like us to think

>>9790780
idk Melbourne, aus, its a hit and miss i find; atm im obsessed with shujinko on russell st, ramen is 12.80 for a big bowl

Yesterday's lunch, I ate a pork ginger at a coffee specialty store.
For a long time I thought that there is a dish called "pork ginger" in the West.
... Is it possibly a "Western food" unique to Japan?

Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pork_shogayaki

I got rice less.
It is a coffee shop lunch. It is different from a full-fledged restaurant.

Coffee is "El Salvador". This cafe uses Vacuum coffee maker. In that cafe, we extract one cup at a time for each customer's order.

Traditional western restaurant "Taimei_ken" in Tokyo, Nihonbashi.
That restaurant's "pork ginger".

"pork ginger" in rest area.

"Pork ginger set meal" of a small restaurant which closed a few years ago.

This is a pork ginger in the rest area of the highway.

>>9799578
Nice photos and all but it wouldn't hurt to lower the aperture a little bit so all of the food is actually in focus for future photos.

>>9816947
I've never heard of pork ginger before

>>9817247
Thank you.
Pictures of meals look strange to landscape photographers and commercial photographers.
Dark restaurant. Light source that can not be selected.
They open the aperture of the lens. And that is becoming a habit.

>>9791405

And here conveyor belt sushi is billed as luxury. Come drink the sake equiv of natty ice for five bucks.

>>9815259

Canadian here, can confirm with more and more japanese ramen places being run by Japanese chains like Danbo, Marutama, Jinya and Zakkushi

>>9803668
>>9815464
im fucking dying

>>9817720
Its rarely at Japanese restaurants but its one of the most popular home cooked meals in Japan

>>9819779
anyone got a good recipe?

The most famous of pork dishes in Japan is tonkatsu. The pork ginger is hiding in it, but the Japanese loves the pork ginger as well.
When asking Google Professor, he said that the pork ginger is a unique dish in Japan.

>>9819779
the only time ive seen it on the menu at a restaurant i ordered it and it was watery and full of carrots and other filler vegetables aka it was fucking awful.

ive made it at home a few times the correct way but getting thinly sliced pork is such a bitch unless i go to an asian market to get it. every fucking time i go to a regular supermarket and ask them to slice a shoulder thin they give me a bunch of shit like "i guess if ya really want it that thin, heh" and they still dont cut it thin enough and they just end up shredding the meat up all half ass.

>>9820688https://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/sl26en101/5577899.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVtWMt5KiLE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fF--x5smbU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONrA5wo5-p4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9CUm-2cui8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1GdVqWaFZM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSHcBxGQVrQ

>>9820864
>https://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/sl26en101/5577899.html
perfect, thanks anon

良いインド式のカレーの写真を発掘した。2011年の撮影でした。
芳醇なスパイス。辛い丼と柔らかな丼。
私がインド旅行をしたのは乾季でした。肌に浮かぶ汗が湿度の高い日本ではすぐには乾きません。肌の感触の違いが、ここはインドではないのだと私に知らせます。
この皿は、ほんとうにインドのカレーの味でした。ほんの僅かの違いは、日本の粉で焼かれたナンが、インドのそれよりも滑らかな食感だということでした。

>>9790780
It's because the chefs need to spend 40 years learning the super secret special techniques of rice and raw fish.

>>9822951
sorry. I uploaded Japanese.

I found a picture of a good Indian style curry. It was taken in 2011.
Rich spice. Spicy bowl and soft bowl.
It was a dry season when I traveled to India. Sweat floating on your skin does not dry out quickly in Japan with high humidity. I will let you know that the difference in the feel of the skin is not India here.
This dish really was the taste of Indian curry. A slight difference was that Nan baked with Japanese flour was a smoother texture than that in India.

Here in NYC, home of the 15$ ramen with no takeout allowed

>>9824972
>Living in NYC

I hope you commit Bukkake. Very shameful.