A great bet for a bulgogi lunch or dinner near South Korea’s Camp Humphreys is Ganggyeong Pyeongtaek, where diners can make a ssam, or wrap, to their taste with a selection of additions and side dishes.

Hiroshima’s four-story Okonomimura building contains stalls selling more than two dozen variations on okonomiyaki, the savory flour-and-cabbage staple of Japanese cuisine.

From the cashier who offered free pastry samples to the French travelers who waved me in like family, there’s a sense of openness at Cafe Onion that you don’t always find in Korea, where service can sometimes feel brisk or distant.

The futuristic Lifeform burger restaurant in Chatan, Okinawa, is intended to provide healthy, delicious food in a fun, immersive setting.

What looks like a fried chicken leg is actually a breaded and sometimes spicy chunk of ice cream in the new must-try treat found at the South Korean convenience store chain CU.

Situated just a lemon’s throw from Peace Memorial Park and Hondori Shopping Street, the Lemon Stand in Hiroshima is the perfect spot for any weary traveler, provided they don’t mind standing.

Fisherman’s Poke Jun Tsun scratches the itch for lovers of authentic poke bowls. Adding soy sauce to Hawaiian salt and spices creates a fusion of flavor and freshness.

T’s Tantan serves only vegan ramen, but it is nearly indistinguishable from regular ramen.

If you’re craving a refined, but affordable, meal with a delicious dessert, make sure to check out Kokubunji Soba & Gelateria in Ebina, Japan. It’s a short drive from both Camp Zama and Naval Air Facility Atsugi.

At Naruto Taiyaki Honpo, select taiyaki snacks come with Aerosmith theming for a limited time.