Here’s another rooftop mall meal. We stopped by a crowded spot, not realizing it was yet another japanese vegetarian food place but this restaurant was also delicious. We both ordered two sets of the same, a bowl of hot udon noodles in some kind of vegetarian broth, accompanied by an assortment of curious Japanese vegetarian side dishes.
Everything was delicious! I recommend popping into a nearby mall if you’re hungry and in search of a filling and affordable meal. Curiously enough, Japan’s extensive subway systems also feature a number of underground eateries, bakeries and food stalls. They’re fortunately clean and popular food spots, nothing like NYC’s underground!
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oh wow… seem delicious!
kisses
http://www.milanotime.net
Ah that looks delicious! I love udon!
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Thanks for stopping by Grey! Udon noodles are just the greatest for soaking up flavory broths :)
There are vast choices for vegetarians in Japan. I just think almost everything tastes like algae!
And they tend to serve huge amounts of soup.
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ha they do like their seaweed!