I don't want to brag, but my city is quite comfortable to live in, and I can find many very good restaurants here. You might want to try Japanese restaurants when you're in Japan, but on the other hand you might miss western restaurants when the stay is a bit too long. I often see more foreign people walking around in the streets than in other cities, and they seem to like spending time at the western restaurants in my city.
Let me introduce a restaurant called NON where I had lunch last weekend. You can have pasta, hamburgers, and some Asian dishes with rice here.
My friend and I chose a table on the second floor. It was so sunny, but not humid at all. But, unlike western countries, usually it gets so humid in the summer in Japan. The average humidity in the summer is from 75% to 85%, so you'd easily sweat whether you're in your room or outside.
I saw this Audi on sale on the first floor of this restaurant. The price as you can see was 3.58 million yen, or about 39.3 thousand $. We consider cars like Lexus are really good, but still ones made by Audi, Mercedes, and BMW are considered better.
This is a sandwich with cheese, lettuce, and onion in between. The price was about 10$.
I'm a huge fan of hamburgers, which you could see in some postings. I like Burgerking better than Mcdonald's, so I really enjoyed this authentic hamburger. I personally want to hear what Americans would think of this. I was so full that I didn't have much for dinner on the day.
Finally the best season to have iced coffee has come. I have it in the winter as well though. I just wonder why iced coffee isn't always available all over the world. Why not have coffee cold when it's so hot?
We have Japanese dishes at restaurants only from time to time, but Japanese people seem to have foreign dishes more often. In this respect, I think Japan is similar to other Asian countries such as China, South Korea where you can see many western restaurants.
