I think if you are not that particular about what you eat, eating for below RM15.00 (350yen) per person per meal is extremely doable. You can enjoy ramen and curry rice at about 300-400yen. (No ramen or curry rice for us though!) Of course it is easier to find cheap stuff when one has no issues on what to avoid.
Yoshinoya's beef bowl and curry rice will only set you back for about 280-330yen.
Or if you have eat like a bird, just like our son, an onigiri (rice ball) cost less than 200yen a piece.
A cheap bento place. Everything on sale for less than 250yen a pack. Cheap, no frills meal to keep the hunger pangs away if you somehow blow your budget. xD
Ekiben (bento sold at train stations) can be rather expensive with an average price of 1,000yen per box but konbini (convenience store) or supermarkets bento can be quite cheap. Buying them later at night (say around 9.00pm) you can get discounts off them too. But you may have to fight for them with the "obachan" next to you!
Set meals can be affordable too, with outlets offering set meals at less than 1,000yen.
Set meals can be affordable too, with outlets offering set meals at less than 1,000yen.
There are many cheap eats restaurants out there as those in Japan can attest to. Us visitors to be more adventurous and venture out to look for them and not be afraid to poke around and ask questions. Unless of course, you totally don't mind eating at posh places and hotel restaurants while you are vacationing in Japan, that is (or you are travelling with a tour group and all meals are already taken care of).
Why would you want to eat instant noodles brought over from home there in Japan when you can eat other stuff there?
What's your favourite affordable eatery in Japan? Share, please!
What's your favourite affordable eatery in Japan? Share, please!
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