Nagoya Restaurants

For less than $10 you can get probably the best food the Japanese ever made. And it's not even their own: curry. But they made curry into something more than the English or Indians could do. They made it palatable and delicious, and Coco makes curry anyway you like it. Sprinkle it with cheese, and order an extra helping of rice. And take the spicy test. There are ten levels of spicyness and you aren't allowed to try 6-10 unless you've proven you can eat a five. I'm not quite sure how you prove this. Maybe they put your name is some databank or something. But I digress. You gotta try this place. I didn't know I liked curry until I tried Coco.

Favorite Dish: Ros cas. It's roasted (fried, Japanese style) pork, a very famous local food. Sprinkled with cheese and extra rice for 150 yen. Thanks to Coco I can get a feeling of being full when I leave a restaurant, and for less than 10 bucks.

One of the best things we found about World Expo 2005 was sampling some of the authentic food from the various world pavillions. Although the food areas tend to be quite small and there is not much in the way of seating the servings are more snack sized than a full sit down meal and with so much to see at Expo you won't want to spend too much time hanging around eating anyway. Being able to sample a few dishes from different places around the world was great fun and the quality of the food in the India and Africa pavillions we found to be reasonable.

For a full list of restaraunts & dining options at Expo see the link below.

Favorite Dish: Curry at the India pavillion was excellent and not too spicy either.
Ethiopian Coffee was also pretty good from the Africa pavillion

Bobby's was a great place to relax in. The music was good and the atmosphere was fun and interesting. The food was excellent!! The menu offers a range of low-priced dishes from around the world and the quality is excellent!!

Favorite Dish: Garlic Beef from Brazil and Chicken Salad Chinese Style!

an atmospheric and authentic restaurant in Nagoya: Chikutei. Bar seating around an open kitchen, in the back seating in rooms. A very pleasant atmosphere, pretty ceramic plates. For Non Japanese readers they have a reasonably priced tasting menu, which covers their speciality - seafood. The Chef, Uchida Ryuichi prepares all variation of seafood with flair and humour.

Favorite Dish: Cooked fish in savory sauce, eel tempura, snails!

The popularity of this restaurant specializing in chanko, the common style of cooking served in sumo stables, is revealed in its broth. The nabe pot, in which meat and/or seafood mixed with seasonal vegetables is boiled in the broth, is so good that many customers slurp up the last drop. The restaurant gets its name from the professional name of the owner before he retired from the ring. His yokozuna chanko with more than 30 different ingredients, served with rice and other side dishes, at JPY3,000 is especially popular when a sumo tournament is underway.

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The epitome of ethnic cuisine, Raffles was founded a decade ago by an expatriate Englishman who had traveled extensively throughout Southeast Asia before settling in Japan. His original shop, a little off the beaten path, proved so successful he was able to build his own place in a more convenient location. The various dishes, with origins from Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, etc., are all authentic, delicious and spicy: the owner maintains a garden of spices he raises himself. Each dish is prepared with care, so they occasionally take time, but the wait is well worth it.

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This laid-back cafe bar is one of the best places in town to spend an evening if you are into rock music, Tex-Mex a la Californian border cuisine and beer. It offers eight kinds of soft tacos and three kinds of hard tacos for between JPY300 and JPY400. And it has an incredible array of beers, over 100 different brews, that start from JPY450. Go with a group of friends and enjoy the conversation or go alone and watch the rock videos while you enjoy the food and drink.

Due Leoni
It is looks like a house surburb in Milano.
We can eat outside if it is Fine day.But it is hot in the summer.

seats - inside:36 outside:32?(iterrace)
Open 10:00?`23:00?iLast order 22:00?j

Favorite Dish: Pizza is so good like Italy.
Pasta