Hop on the train to Niigata to get your hands on this monstrous 48-piece bucket.

Hiding in a dead-end lane in downtown Kyoto, Kushi Tanaka is no mere izakaya.

Bikes, beef, and beaches: this is a real Ramen Adventure!

Landlocked Kyoto has its own take on sushi that's well worth checking out.

An Oita-based shop has found a way to make your sushi swim again.

Although you won't find any of the cotton candy that Barbapapa is named after, this café will definitely satisfy your sweet tooth!

Ramen Adventures rolls out some wheels to get to finely balanced tonkotsu gyokai ramen.

This weird Yokohama restaurant threatens to curse you if you don't finish your noodles on time.