The Official Stay Japan Traveler

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In your Japanese-style set meals, not only do you get shabushabu,
you also get sashimi, oyster, and a delicious array of tiny
appetizers. I have to admit: I’ve never had such tender pork in
shabu-shabu before. At one point I forgot I left a slice boiling in
the soup, but it didn’t end up dry and swiveled like usual! It
was glorious.
| Plant-based Diet
Ryokufuso also offers plant-based Japanese-style set meals.
They serve fresh and crispy vegetables and apple tempura with
a side of fruit. They also have something called, “fu,” which is
dried wheat gluten. “Fu” has an amazing ability to soak any
sauce you add, so they’re extremely juicy and delectable.
Definitely look for it even if you don’t have a plant-based diet!
You don’t want to miss this treat.
Did I mention that you get dessert? Even if it was
just one strawberry, strawberries in Japan are known
to always be sweet. They've developed a way of
growing and harvesting strawberries to ensure peak
freshness and high quality. That’s probably why
strawberries, or, rather, fruits in Japan are so
expensive!