Sushi Blog — tokyo

Shinjuku is the most lively district in Tokyo to visit at night. This is where the entire area lights up with hundreds of thousand neon signs that attract people walking on the street. There are limitless restaurants and places to have fun. John and Peter explore the city on a scooter.

Drop in any restaurant in Japan for lunch.  Chances are you walk out the restaurant feeling you did not have enough to eat. Good news is that Tokyo has a plethora of restaurants welcoming big eaters. The first food Matt challenges is a 2.5 lbs gyoza at a small unassuming restaurant located in a college town full of hungry students. Will Matt conquer the monster gyoza packed with minced meat?

The video host visits a udon restaurant that has a line of people outside at 3:30 in the afternoon. Shin Udon in Shinjuku located in an unassuming residential area does not disappoint him as he has an out-of-body experience while having a tempura udon. 

Here is a Kaiten sushi restaurant with a new concept. Customers have a chance to win a capsule toy (which probably worth a quarter or less) and Simon and Martina fall right into it.  The determined couple keep losing the game until they end up eating 45 plates to finally win a tiny toy in a capsule that does nothing.