At one point i wanted to buy hahaha but luckily checked the online reviews & video. They aren't very good decided to save my money instead. Might as well get Nakiryu Tan Tan Men or Tsuta's instant ramen (or is it soba).

For me personally:
- it tastes like an authentic bowl of tantan men from restaurant (doesn't feel like it came from an instant pack!)
- very flavourful (sour, salty, sweet, spicy - you name it all)

If you like food with strong taste, this is for you I thoroughly enjoyed the noodles, but next aiming to try the Tsuta soba cup noodle...!
That's what most of the reviews say - the instant noodle isn't even half as good! Apparently noodle was little as well, pretty plain too. Taste was also pretty off from the real thing.

Oh wow, so lucky that you got to try both Nakiryu and Tsuta. Tempted to try Tsuta in my last trip @ Tokyo but was dreading the queue and we were a big group - thus decided to give up ...was in Singapore for a short work trip before pandemic, and I saw Tsuta there too. But then it was empty and quiet. Friends told me it was just alright, thus didn't go in.

Ichiran, Tsuta & Nakiryu are all so-so. Jamie Oliver style of Ramen. Tipu tourist money.

This my review for this 3 restraurant

      alamak. It's okay, still managed to try at least
Hahaha not sure if you're referring to the cup noodle or the actual restaurant. Can't comment about the restaurants 'coz never been there, but hey, at least it's "affordable" Michelin star food - worthy of trying.

No chance to try Tomita Ramen yet. But its nice to see Tsuta featured in the documentary as well.

Actually, I anticipate there will be crazy demand for Japan when the border opens. Lots of people I've spoken to said they want to travel to Japan when border opens.

Also you have 49% of Singaporeans that are ready to travel to Japan with their powerful SGD: https://mothership.sg/2022/08/japan-singapo...el-destination/

These are the countries that do not recognize Sinovac. 11 of them

https://worldofbuzz.com/list-of-countries-t...accept-sinovac/

starting from 25 jan, immigration and custom both combined into single qr code

It’s easier to do in web, fill up everything and just show the qr code to the immigration and customs officer.

Can do manual white card also, but it is encouraged to use the qr code to expedite the process while going through immi and custom.

Hi guys,

Planning to go Tokyo next month, and will land at Narita Airport.
I have googled and found this app, Japan Web Info.

Have anyone download and find it helpful especially on reducing Custom clearance queue time and etc?

Thanks

QR code?
Can elaborate how to obtain and purpose?

Thanks

Anyone have experience taking batik air to narita? Thinking of going this december to spend christmas and new year there and the prices are quite decent as including 20kg baggage compared to mas or airasia.

Ehhhh.. I can't read japanese. Do you happen to know other websites that people use to book?
Thanks!
Wow can use TNG to make payment in Japan too?