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While most people recall just Sushi, Japan’s cuisine is vast and entails a wide variety of food. Finding “English” friendly restaurants can be another challenge and I won’t even start on the time I have spent trying to make sense of menus. But if you are looking forward to enjoying the beautiful landscape of food that Japan has to offer, this list will most definitely serve as a guide to what not to miss!! Make sure to search for the restaurants specializing in these amazing dishes and I bet you’ll thank me later! – The Ultimate Guide to Japanese Food<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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1. Sushi<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

We all know it. It’s clich\u00e9 but it’s a must on the list. What you may not know is that Sushi comes in various price ranges. “Kaiten” sushi restaurants, where plates of sushi revolve around on a conveyer belt are very popular because of their convenience and affordability. They serve a variety and you can pick and choose as you like and costs 100 yen -300 yen per plate. Some local small shops serve fresh and rare varieties of fish and those can be way pricey but totally worth the experience.<\/p>\n\n\n\n