Life in Japan: Sake Pairing Dining, Cold Soba, Art Museum in Ueno, Japan Early Summer

[@alessandraovb]

Another awesome vlog! 😍 Loved everything, esp. that dinner....omg!!! 😋😋

[@sai.lifeinjapan]

First comment! Thank you Alessandra 🥰 Yes, that sake pairing restaurant is one of my fav restaurants in Tokyo. Do check it out if you’re around 🤤

[@theatienor]

Wow, what a fascinating video! I felt like I was right there with you, exploring the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and indulging in the sake pairing dining experience. Your attention to detail and love for Japanese culture shine through in every frame. The museum's architecture are breathtakingly beautiful, and I appreciated the way you wove in information about the art and exhibits. But the true highlight was the sake pairing dinner - oh my, the food and drinks looked incredible! I loved learning about the different types of sake and how they complemented each dish. Your video is not only a visual feast but also an educational journey. I enjoyed learning about the nuances of sake and Japanese cuisine, and your enthusiasm is infectious. You've inspired me to try sake pairing dining someday! The Tokyo nightlife scenes were also captivating, and I loved the way you captured the city's energy. Your vlog is a testament to the beauty of Tokyo and its rich culture. Thank you for sharing this incredible experience with us! I'm looking forward to your future vlogs and culinary adventures🫶🏾🤍🤍🤍🤗👍🏾

[@sai.lifeinjapan]

Hi there, thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, and I appreciate your comment. Sake pairing is really fun, I hope you get to try it soon. Your support means a lot, and I’m excited to share more adventures with you! 😊

[@carolinedoucet2100]

Hi! Nice video! The sake pairing diner looks amazing! Can they provide explanation in english for the sake tasting? Also, how did you make reservation? Only found the reservation option on tabelog in japanese (not on the english website). Not sure if I can register on the japanese page as a foreigner, but I will try. Thank you for the great find anyway! 🥂

[@sai.lifeinjapan]

Hello there! Sorry for the late response. Yes, they can explain in English, but only for simple introductions or explanations. They have many tourist customers, so I think you can try booking through the Japanese Tabelog site :) I hope you have a great experience if you ever make it there! Also, thank you so much for your kind words! I hope you continue to enjoy my videos 🥂