Eat Japan, Lonely Planet Food

March 4, 2021 Reviews

Eat Japan, Lonely Planet Food is the ultimate guide to Japanese dining and food culture. This book will teach you exactly what not to do to avoid appearing like an uneducated tourist, whether it’s rubbing your chopsticks together, presenting money to a sushi chef, or removing your shoes with your foot straight on the floor.

The Lonely Planet’s Eat Japan will help you to brush up on restaurant etiquette, local customs, and what foods to anticipate when dining out. The new book is a comprehensive guide to Japanese cuisine and culture that will help tourists and travellers alike get the most out of their culinary experience. This excerpt from Eat Japan allows you to explore the culture and demystify the culinary rituals connected with Japanese cuisine, from traditional foods, must-try regional specialities to etiquette and important words that you should know.

Book Title: Eat Japan, Lonely Planet Food
By: Lonely Planet Food
Number Of Pages: 164
Published: 1st May 2021
Rating: 4.7 / 5.0

To help you feel prepared for the Japanese culinary scene, the book will go over how, when, and where to dine, as well as etiquette dos and don’ts and which traditional regional specialities are a must-try. You’ll discover the greatest places to dine in many locations throughout Japan, as well as what to order and how to consume it. The Eat Japan book is the best resource to use if you want to have a genuine and immersive gourmet experience but don’t know where to begin the experience.

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“Even Though I am well acquainted with what’s in this book, owing to my passion for food and anything related to Japan, I would suggest it as a must-buy book to anybody who is curious about Japanese food, its straightforward, succinct, and nicely put together, can’t ask for more than that, job well done to the publishers.”

–Eliane P R.

“I’ve just purchased a number of Japanese culinary and history books, but this one stands out to be the best. Meals that are quick and easy, at the start, it teaches everything about the most often used and you can then get it from an Asian store, and you only need the other components in each recipe, which you can find at any store. “

–Rio D.

Eat Japan, Lonely Planet Food is the best and most entertaining method to learn about a culture is via its cuisine. Learning Japanese Eats might make me hungry, but it also helps me learn a lot more Japanese vocabulary. Would have loved to see more related to bento along with bento basics and its culture in Japan.

— Romana T