The prefectural capital of Aichi Prefecture is Nagoya.The Shinkansen stops at Nagoya Station.It is the third largest city after Tokyo and Osaka.Nagoya has its own unique food culture.
Nagoya Cochin
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It is the name of a famous chicken in Nagoya.It’s chewy and very delicious.You can eat it at various restaurants in Nagoya.
Hickory’s Hamburger
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This restaurants specializes in hamburgers.It’s a coarsely ground rare hamburger steak.There are four stores in Nagoya.
Misokatu
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This is pork cutlet.The sauce is Hatcho miso.Hatcho miso has been around since Edo period.
Misonikomi Udon
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This udon has Hatcho miso soup.You can eat this udon near Nagoya Station.
Miso Oden
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This oden is made with Hatcho miso.
Taiwan Ramen
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This is very spicy ramen.Misen is a very famous Chinese restaurant.
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Chicken Wings
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You can get fried chicken wings at many restaurants.They go really well with beer.
Thick Pasta
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The pasta is in a spicy sauce.There are many specialty shops in Nagoya,and you can eat them around Nagoya Station.
Eel
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The eel is steamed until soft and then dipped in sweet and spicy sauce before being grilled.Eat with rice.It’s also delicious to eat with beer or Japanese sake.
Ogura Toast
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The toasted bread is eaten with bean paste and butter.