What $44 Gets You in Tokyo: Skewers, Pork Belly & Gyoza Feast

What $44 Gets You in Tokyo: Skewers, Pork Belly & Gyoza Feast

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What $44 gets you at a local restaurant in Tokyo, Japan: skewers, pork belly, gyoza, rice balls, fried spam and fries with salsa and cheese. An honest review of the flavors, portions and value. Hello Cruisers, What $44 gets you eating in Tokyo — a massive local spread with skewers, pork belly, gyoza, rice balls, fried spam, and fries with salsa & cheese! Honest review of the flavors, portions, and value. CHAPTERS 0:00 Menu Chaos & Ordering 2:30 Rice Ball & Side Tasting 5:00 Main Grill Items & Pork Belly 9:00 Final Thoughts & Total Cost WATCH NEXT Chicken on Chicken?! The Most Unique Yakitori Bar in Tokyo https://youtu.be/cA7CfbSLy1M Tokyo, Japan Trip: Daily Vlogs + Japanese Food Reviews (playlist) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOUvPSm4cQxk0qybxyYTl0aSH1ktMte6V SUBSCRIBE for more cruise ship crew life, job explainers and port food guides: https://www.youtube.com/@CruiseAlongWithTrent?sub_confirmation=1 FOLLOW TikTok I https://www.tiktok.com/@cruzalongwitht Instagram I https://www.instagram.com/cruisealongwithtrent/ Facebook I https://facebook.com/cruisealongwithtrent Twitter I https://twitter.com/CruzAlongWithT I look forward to sharing more with you next time! Thanks for watching! #Tokyo #JapaneseFood #JapanTravel

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