A chain curry restaurant. You'll literally see it everywhere, particularly in the Kanto region. 

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You can get customaizable curry and they're famous for their level 10 spicy curry.

A nice brunch location with a good view. You need to take the elevator if you go to the Omotesando location.

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Famous for their banana hotcakes but everything runs on the pricey end. Because it became a popular tourist spot, they have a lot of fluent English-speaking waiters.

Hinako's favorite place to get omurice.

A Nagoya-style cafe. Their miso-katsu is a must-try.

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​珈琲（コーヒー） =Coffee

(generally just written as コーヒー)

Good yakiniku place in Shinjuku, Tokyo.

Located in Kamakura, Kanagawa.

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The best french toast Rebecca's ever eaten. They also have very good uni (sea urchin) omurice. 

Japanese fusion pasta.

An omurice place where you can choose your own rice/sauce the size.

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樹（き） =Tree 

(generally just written as 木)

Generally pretty good western-style food. 

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Located near Mushashi Sakai which is close to the International Christian University.

Located in Asakusa, Tokyo.

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Became known for their katsu sando after being featured in Japanese food network shows. 

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Katsu sando is tonkatsu (porked fried in panko bread crumbs) with some fresh cabbage and then sandwiched. It's not Nemoto-sensei's favorite food and obviously not the healthiest concoction, but you'll often see it in convenient stores.

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This place is not well-known among tourist.

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Very different from American pizza. There are a lot of 和風（わふう）flavors and is highly recommended by Hinako.

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​和風 = Japanese-style

Cheap and fun place to drink and try yakitori which is a Japanese-style chicken kabob.