Japanese with Gohan-kun

Link in bio to receive a list of my 5 favorite onigiri restaurants in Tokyo! 🍙 Japanese food and drink names can be pretty confusing sometimes. But finding amazing places to eat in Japan doesn't have to be! With @Tabelog Japan by Locals you can use the app entirely in English to look for restaurants, check out reviews from local diners, and even make reservations, all without speaking Japanese. If you want to skip the usual tourist restaurants and find places that Japanese locals actually love, definitely check it out! Eat where locals eat 😎 Download link: https://tabelog.com/en/save_list/a5fcac5731e9dfc11786b42a3ff66386/?cid=inb_pr_gohan-kun_save_btn_2609 #tabelog #pr #tabelogapp

Comment "milk" and I'll send you the link 🥛 Japanese drink names don't always make sense... Luckily, finding great restaurants in Japan is much easier than you think! I use @Tabelog Japan by Locals because the entire app is available in English. You can search for restaurants, read reviews from local diners, and make reservations without speaking Japanese. If you want to go beyond the typical tourist spots and discover restaurants loved by locals, give it a try. Eat Where Locals Eat 😎 Download link: https://tabelog.onelink.me/IfVY/dzolmf88?af_ad=gohan-kun #tabelog #pr #tabelogapp

Link in Bio 🍣 When I'm looking for restaurants in Japan, I use @Tabelog Japan by Locals ⁩ to find places. The review scores are based on local diners in Japan, and the app is available in English, so it's really easy to search for and book restaurants even if you don't speak Japanese. If you want to go beyond the famous tourist spots and discover restaurants that make your trip feel more personal, give it a try. Eat Where Locals Eat! Download here: https://tabelog.onelink.me/IfVY/dzolmf88?af_ad=gohan-kun #tabelog #pr #tabelogapp

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