Today’s question is: What is your favorite non-chain restaurant in Japan?
No Ichiran or Yoshinoya allowed here! Tell us about an independent restaurant you loved in Japan. It could be because of the food, the staff, the atmosphere, or simply the memories you made during the meal!
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