Tokyo - 2nd week of June
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I'm stopping over in Tokyo on the 2nd week of June for a week. Is there any other forumers out there?
I'm planning to stay in a hostel in Asakusa mainly. Please give me some advice on what things to do and what to see around the area! Many many thanks!
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kinshicho is just 2stops away if i remember right.
they have this there.
personally never went in before, but if you do, let me know if they really are singaporean. -
Don't miss out on the wonderful variety of food. You must try:
Okomiyaki (I call it rubbish pancake. Sinful but oh so yummy!) You can find this at any street corner or food court.
Ramen. Please please please visit any ramen shop. True heaven! My fave is Miso Kimchee Ramen. Not every ramen shop will have this concoction but you'll enjoy whatever they serve.
Yakiniku. There are tonnes of yakiniku restaurants but if you can find the one called Sakai, it's cheap and oh so very good!
Yakitori. This is the best!!! Cheap and good. About 60 yen per stick. You can find this anywhere. The best ones are small stands in alleyways. Yum!!!!
Oh and since you're in Asakusa, you're near Electric Town. This is one of my fave places to go since I love electronics. You'll find many things here before they hit the world market. Electric Town is a test market for electronics. -
hmm what's that about? I don't understand a word except Singapore in chinese characters!Originally posted by nismoS132:kinshicho is just 2stops away if i remember right.
they have this there.
personally never went in before, but if you do, let me know if they really are singaporean.
The ramen sounds yummy man! I'll definitely have to go try it!!!Originally posted by jetta:Don't miss out on the wonderful variety of food. You must try:
Okomiyaki (I call it rubbish pancake. Sinful but oh so yummy!) You can find this at any street corner or food court.
Ramen. Please please please visit any ramen shop. True heaven! My fave is Miso Kimchee Ramen. Not every ramen shop will have this concoction but you'll enjoy whatever they serve.
Yakiniku. There are tonnes of yakiniku restaurants but if you can find the one called Sakai, it's cheap and oh so very good!
Yakitori. This is the best!!! Cheap and good. About 60 yen per stick. You can find this anywhere. The best ones are small stands in alleyways. Yum!!!!
Oh and since you're in Asakusa, you're near Electric Town. This is one of my fave places to go since I love electronics. You'll find many things here before they hit the world market. Electric Town is a test market for electronics. -
the sign says "Singapore Beauties" .....
I presume the parts below describes the cost of different "experiences" with them ...
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tokyo is a nice place! how many nights u staying?
http://sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=246077 -
wtf, why didn't u tell me earlier.Originally posted by nismoS132:kinshicho is just 2stops away if i remember right.
they have this there.
personally never went in before, but if you do, let me know if they really are singaporean. -
I'm doing 6th june to 12th june so it's five nights.Originally posted by ^tamago^:tokyo is a nice place! how many nights u staying?
http://sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=246077
Anyone has any idea whether Hakone is a good idea for a side trip? I've never did a real outdoor hot spring before!
Thanks for the link tamago! -
remember to share pics here after your trip hor ....
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i will i will!
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why would u wanna find 'singaporean girls' in japan when you should really be checking out japanese girls in japan? lolzOriginally posted by ^tamago^:wtf, why didn't u tell me earlier. -
Sorry... back to topic.... anyone been to Hakone before?
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Yesh.Originally posted by mayday80:Sorry... back to topic.... anyone been to Hakone before?