Name: Daito Hanten
Address: 18-16 GoBancho Atsuta-Ku, Nagoya
Telephone: +81-52-661-0652

Daito Hanten

This conveyor belt sushi restaurant is very popular. It is located on the first floor of a shopping mall in the Nagoya Port District. It is full of locals. There is also a queue at noon on weekdays. It takes about ten minutes to wait for a seat.

The restaurant has a bar and private rooms. It is spacious and bright with a comfortable environment~

The sushi is very fresh, and the rice balls are freshly made, not the kind made by machines. The sashimi has a delicate taste, and the sweet shrimp melts in your mouth~ Overall, there is no thunder, and the price is moderate, about 200 for two people. Recommended~

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The store handled the queue and ordering process very well, and I was taken care of throughout the process, so I didn&#39;t feel I had to wait for a long time. I ordered the signature ramen, which was surprisingly good. The soup was light, but rich in flavor, the noodles were smooth and chewy, and the barbecued pork and chicken were delicious and tender, which completely overturned my prejudice against ramen. The tsukemen was a bit too strong, so if I had to choose between the two, I would recommend the signature ramen. You must come to eat noodles when you come to Nagoya!

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I came to Nagoya for Ghibli Park, but unfortunately I couldn&#39;t buy the tickets even though I bought them a long time in advance, so I rewarded myself with a good meal to comfort my wounded heart!
The receptionist was so handsome, like the male lead in a Japanese drama! I was not impressed when the set meal was served, but when I took the first bite, my taste buds started dancing. The idea of ​​eating three times is very Japanese, and the tea rice at the end is really friendly to the stomach. I like it and give it a thumbs up!

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Hitsumabushi at Horaiken Main Store near Atsuta Jingu Shrine in Nagoya is commonly known as &quot;Three Ways to Eat Eel Rice&quot;. The explanation of the three ways to eat is as follows:

The first way to eat eel with rice is to pour the eel rice in the large wooden bowl into a small bowl and eat it directly.

The second way to eat is to add the so-called &quot;medicinal flavor&quot;, which is the seaweed, mustard, chopped green onion, etc. prepared for the guests, and mix it on the eel rice to further enhance the taste experience.

The third way to eat is to pour the prepared soup into the rice and make it into soup rice, which can taste the harmony that the first two methods do not have.

So the correct way to eat it should be like this:

First, divide the eel rice in the large bowl into four portions,
the first portion is poured out and eaten directly,
the second portion is eaten with medicinal flavor, and
the third portion is eaten with soup rice.

As for the last portion, save it for your favorite way to eat it again. It is said that the reason why the eel is cut into small pieces for the three ways to eat eel is to make it easier to divide.

Of course, the original flavor is the most popular with me.

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