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Looking for a good place to eat we stumbled upon this all-you-can-eat shabu shabu restaurant. For the price, selection, and view of the port it was an excellent choice.
Favorite Dish: The view was the best part. But, I also enjoyed the shabu shabu and goma (black sesame) ice cream.
Written Nov 5, 2011
Well, sometimes you just feel like eating some nice Italian food. Japan has plenty of that, but sometimes there harder to find and then just as we were walking about inside some building called Seiyokan we found Jolly Pasta. I figured, you can't go wrong if it's jolly.
Written Oct 22, 2011
Address: Seiyokan building 1st floor
These are awesome!!! If I lived in Nagasaki, I'm sure I'd be eating them all the time because they are simply that good.
You can find these kind of little shop/restaurants all over Nagasaki. Don't miss the chance to enjoy at least one. I'm sure your be wanting more later... I was. So, had some for breakfast the next day.
Written Oct 21, 2011
Address: multiple locations
Shikairo Restaurant offers a taste of the Original Chanpon. Right outside the restaurant is a small museum which tells the history of Chanpon and how it was originally served up as a dish for Chinese students who tended to miss a taste of home. The chef, Shikair¨, hailed from a region of China
of which he wanted to serve up something that was as close to home as possible. Unable to have access to traditional Chinese ingredients he chose to use what was available in the Japanese markets.
Today, when going to Nagasaki many Japanese will recommend that you try Chanpon, so you might as well go for the closest to goodness authentic one so that you get a taste of what its really supposed to be rather than some knock off elsewhere that you can't really be sure about.
Favorite Dish: Truth be told, it was ok. I actually prefer Niigata's Chinese food. But, it was worth trying it.
However, it wasn't expensive.
Updated Oct 21, 2011
Address: see below (check map on website below)
Website: http://www.shikairou.com/1.htm
Japanese fast food at it's finest. This place is great. I wish they had one in Sasebo. There's nothing special about the inside. They have one of these in San Diego, and probably some other cities, but I assure you it's not the same as the Yoshinoya in Japan.
Favorite Dish: If you get an opportunity to go here you should try the beef bowl. It's awesome!!! It's beef marinated in some kind of sauce, rice, and some vegetables. Good stuff!!!
Written May 9, 2005
Homemade Russian Black Bread is super delicious!! I've never been there but have heard the reputation of bread here, as well as borscht and many kinds of dessert.
Favorite Dish: This is a Traditional Russian restaurant having long history in Nanasaki. The seating capacity is not so much but you can enjoy cozy and relaxed moment. French style Nouvelle cuisine have been also served since the founder's son took over the restaurant.
Written Nov 5, 2002
Address: 2-27 Kohzen-machi Nagaskai
Phone: 095-822-7443
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Definately not the local MacDonalds!!! Story: after almost a week without seeing any Caucasian people suddenly on the streets of Nagasaki two guys call out of us in awfully recognisable American accent 'Wow, great!, finally some decent people ... maybe you can tell us where that nearby MacDonalds is!' We just passed it, so I explained. Later I wished I would have showed them the way to a complete deserted neighborhood. Please, people, if you don't want to mingle with different cultures and habits ... don't go to the country and stay home.
Written Oct 15, 2002
Yes, if Starbucks isn't open, it's not the end of the world, there is another coffee choice.
Go to Nagasaki Station and look for Seattle's other Best Coffee.
Written Oct 21, 2011
Well, it's good to know there's a Starbucks in Town.
It's in the Mall so you won't be able to get an early coffee there.
Written Oct 21, 2011
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Favorite Dish: old style ice cream
100 yen!
Updated Nov 5, 2002
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