By MOOK Scenic Family / Reported by Chen Wenlin
Tempura Tenmatsu, a renowned Japanese tempura restaurant once designated as the official banquet venue for international summits, will make its first-ever pop-up appearance in Taiwan. Meanwhile, Ginza Kyubey, a celebrated sushi institution that debuted in Taiwan in February to rave reviews, will also make a pop-up appearance here. The news has sparked a wave of discussion among Taiwanese food enthusiasts, with everyone eagerly anticipating the chance to enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine without traveling to Japan.
Authentic Japanese dishes from the famed Tempura Tenmatsu are mouthwatering (Photo / WAKUWAKU JAPAN)
Japan’s WAKUWAKU JAPAN channel will host the “EAT UP JAPAN presented by WAKUWAKU JAPAN” Japanese Food Festival as an in-event exhibition during the “7th Japanese Goods Exhibition” at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Xinyi New World in Taipei from October 27 to 29, 2017. The festival will invite several well-known Japanese culinary establishments, allowing food lovers to gather and savor genuine Japanese flavors.
Renowned Japanese establishment Ginza Kyubey will also appear at the Japanese Food Festival (Photo / WAKUWAKU JAPAN)
Beyond food, the Japan Sake and Shochu Makers Association (Central Union of Japanese Brewery Associations) will set up a special area at the Japanese Food Festival to offer tastings and sales of selected Japanese sake. Brewed using Japan’s water, rice, and koji through traditional techniques, Japanese sake is often referred to as the “national drink.” Visitors can experience not only the flavors of sake but also the rich culture behind its production.
The Japan Sake and Shochu Makers Association will also set up a tasting zone at the Japanese Food Festival (Photo / WAKUWAKU JAPAN)
This grand Japanese Food Festival, held in conjunction with an anniversary celebration and the “Japanese Goods Exhibition,” promises the best of Japanese culture and cuisine. It offers visitors the chance to enjoy Japanese delicacies while shopping during the anniversary event.
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EAT UP JAPAN Japanese Food Festival
Venue: Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Xinyi New World, A11
Dates: October 27 to October 29
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