For Visitors and Residents - The Ultimate Nagoya City guide for events, jobs and sightseeing
With the unmistakable sumo wrestler sized grinning pig as there shop logo, Yabaton is the most famous place in Nagoya to chow down on "Miso Katsu". Miso Katsu is one of Nagoya's most celebrated local delicacies and it's no surprise you can probably find the dish all over Japan. Despite being … [Read more...]
Located in the basement of Midland Square Towers (right opposite Nagoya Station), the world famous chocolate has found a popular home here in Nagoya. Not the cheapest sugar hit of the day but exquisite chocolate delights (including ice creams and cakes) sold on the first floor never cease to appease … [Read more...]
For a fantastic view of Nagoya’s station area, head up to Cafe du Ciel on the 51st floor of the JR Nagoya Station tower. To get up there, you need to go to Towers dining mall on the 12th floor and then transfer to a 2nd elevator. The cafe has a great view and serves pretty good coffee, cakes and … [Read more...]
The amazingly popular American Doughnut chain which opened its Nagoya Station branch at the beginning of 2010 is still a huge hit here. Although the initial 4 hours queues no longer line the adjacent wall stretching to the station exit, on a busy day you might still have to wait 30-40 minutes. With … [Read more...]
Sweets Paradise is an all you can eat sweets and cake parlour from Tokyo but now spreading all over Japan. For 80 minutes you can eat as much cake and dessert, (as well as savoury options and drinks) as you wish. There are two locations in Nagoya, one in the Nagoya Mode Building (from Nagoya … [Read more...]
A lively British style pub close to all the three main areas in Nagoya. Enjoy the atmosphere of a traditional English Pub while enjoying the excellent selection of beers and impressive food menu. Enjoy half price cocktails and 30% discount off selected drinks. The happy hour times vary depending on … [Read more...]
Tiger Cafe with 4 locations in Nagoya is well known for it’s stylish décor and European cafe style. They are popular for lunch and tea-time and offer a large dinner menu too. A mid-high price range is reflected in the quality of food. Lunch is reasonably priced with 650Yen and 850 Yen options. … [Read more...]
Mon Chou Chou has become famous for being the place to buy the best roll cake in town. Originally starting in Osaka a little over 5 years, the roll-cake soon became popular all over the city. The first shop then appeared in Nagoya (Fushimi) in 2007 with a second being added late in 2008 (Nagoya … [Read more...]
