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Try this CHEAP and TASTY Japanese Breakfast 🍚
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Try this CHEAP and TASTY Japanese Breakfast 🍚



Try this CHEAP and TASTY Japanese Breakfast 🍚

this is why Japanese people live long lives because they have breakfast like this and the fact that you can get it for under 600 Yen at a restaurant makes me so jealous we went to a chain called shinachi shoko in Shinjuku you choose a seafood of your choice and it comes with rice Misa soup and pickles I got the grilled salmon and there’s also other Seafood like mackerel if you like oily fishes I just love how balanced everything is and you can add more sides like green beans tofu or even Nat such an ideal breakfast especially when you’re walking thousands of steps exploring Tokyo so

11 Comments

  1. @Anonym-yr4qn

    Yes, but Not even nearly every Restaurant serves traditional and healthy dishes like this.

    …Though it might be quite likely, that many japanese citizens will actually choose this option, If their everyday life lets them.

    …But usually, as far as i know, most don't have the time to prepare a small feast like this for breakfast every morning and will either just eat some plain Rice or whatever leftovers they have from their last dinner. (…Or get something on the run)

    I'm also not sure about how affordable that even is to the average japanese.

    Especially since this signature dish of Rice, fish and soup etc. is usually just that…

    Leftovers from the Last evening.

    It's being pushed a lot by Anime, but usually;

    Japanese breakfast doesn't look like this, most of the time.

  3. @cath6580

    Why they say that japn is expensive?while u can eat healthy food for just 3.50 eeuro ,mcdonald breakfast is moree expensive here.😂

  8. @Marie-MichelleFortier

    Where I used to live for 6 years in Japan, my city, Otsu, was the #1 in Japan where people had coffee and bread most after a national survey! There are so many cafes and bakeries in Shiga! 😊 lol

    Even when I was living with a host family in Osaka as a university student, they also mostly had coffee and bread for breakfast and not that "traditional Japanese breakfast"! 😆