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I love eel and I love tempura. Today I found an accessible place in Yokohama’s Landmark Tower with tempura eel wrapped in seaweed!! Heaven!
With a lot of the country still in lockdown and travel restricted, I found a new way to enjoy regional specialties – ordering food kits from famous restaurants and tourist organizations!
On Monday, I’m looking forward to the arrival of champon noodles from Nagasaki! Have you had champon? Here is a picture from Wikipedia:
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Looks so good Is it hard to order from outside of Tokyo
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I recently visited Shibuya Yokocho. It has a street of pubs offering regional food from across Japan. There are seats outside where it is less crowded and an accessible toilet nearby.
While I’ve never been to Las Vegas, I think it would be fun. Here is a list of wheelchair accessible restaurants put together by John from Wheelchair Travel:
https://wheelchairtravel.org/top-15-restaurants-las-vegas-strip/
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My 15 Favorite Places to Eat on the Las Vegas Strip [2021 Edition] - Wheelchair Travel
Taste dishes from world-renowned chefs like Gordon Ramsay, Thomas Keller and Wolfgang Puck at the best restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip!
Sorry for another post, but some great local – and accessible! – ramen for dinner.
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Looks yummy! Many of ramen restaurants here in Tokyo are not accessible unfortunately. Although I know one accessible in Setagaya, I hope accessible ramen restaurants become majority here in vicinity!
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Wow, I would like to go to enjoy ramen immediately!
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