New Place Reviewed:
Radha Vilas in Ushita
The taste of Southern Indian food in the small town of Ushita (not far from the main station).
New GH user reviews:
Namaste- Indian and Nepalese dining in Danbara
"Spiceeeeee"
Yoshi - Fri Jun 2009
I used to try Indian food ,but Namaste food is spicey as compaired to other Indian resturant.
"real taste"
sara -
very cosy environment with the "real" taste from India !!
"feels like home"
Nabin -
I have known Megh-san for years now and have been going to his shop regularly. He is such a nice person to know that I feel like at home. If I have to tell you the truth, being a Nepali myself, I have enjoyed curry at this place so much that when I go back I will surely be missing it. I have tasted almost every single item from the menu already. It is like an adventure when you deviate a little from the regular curry-nan and try the other items from the menu and try to see which one matches your tongue. Wazawaza kedo, at times, I have asked him favor for cooking even Nepalese dishes that do not fit in the menu and he happily does them provided that I tell him well before hand. Last week only, I took a bunch of my friends at his place to introduce them my native dishes. He did it so well that I wish I can do it again. I am so frequent that if U go there, you may run across me :P
"electofying fantastic"
Mitshuo -
i love it and i like the dishes very well and i love to go there till it is open.I just wanna thank them for cheap healthy and hunger quenchingfood
"fantastic"
maki -
it is a nice resturant, the workers are fast and polite. The chief Meghnath is a good person. I love to sit there listening to various songs and rock and roll eating delicious food and watching at nepali article. _I Just ＬＯＶＥ it!
Kemby's
"Energetic"
Foofighter -
This is a great spot to drink the night away in a fun (perhaps loud) atmosphere with some expat friends. The alchy selection is huge, which I think many of these jaded reviewers have taken for granted. The food menu is equally big, and while there are probably some hit or misses (what restaurant doesn't?), where else are you going to find a rib steak sandwich on this side of Japan that doesn't require a military ID?
*** (review of the month)*** Itsuki"absolutley gorgeous"
Stephen Morgan
we only had one night in Miyajima but if we had longer would have been at this cafe every night. totally boutique, beautifully minimalistic restfil interior, without doubt the best coffee of our travels in Japan and the service from the handsome friendly owner perfect. the cheescake is to die for and the garden setting totally zen. this is soul food desert for coffee and mind. attention to detail is perfect from the music selection (classical when we were there) to the decor and personal service. we even took a bag of his roasted beans back to Tokyo! check it out!
Goemon
"Fantastic!"
Anonymity Personified.Wed Jun 2009
Goemon branches don't usually have an English menu as far as I can tell but I speak Japanese so maybe they just haven't offered me one. Regardless, they are very good at communicating with non-Japanese regardless, bring your phrase book if you can, but even if you don't have it- they will work what you want out with pointing and gestures. If you are feeling adventurous say, "Okonomiyaki kudasai" and "Omakase shimasu" and they will give you their most popular version. The other customers are also usually in good spirits I find, so it is not a bad place to grab a well made okonomiyaki in a comfortable and friendly place. I like the one in the new Fukuya opposite the station, the line outside usually moves quickly even at the busiest of times.
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