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- Best restaurants in Kanazawa: ryotei, sushi counters, oden, breakfastThe best restaurants in Kanazawa by kind: historic ryotei and Kaga cuisine, sushi counters, oden and izakaya, market breakfasts, and how to book a table.
- Kanazawa cooking class: sushi, jibuni and rolled omeletteA Kanazawa cooking class near the station: sushi with Omicho fish, jibuni and rolled omelette at a school founded in 1969, plus sushi-only classes compared.
- Kanazawa curry: the thick, dark plate with cutlet and cabbageKanazawa curry explained: a dark, thick sauce, pork cutlet, rice and shredded cabbage, where to eat it near Omicho Market and the lighter options.
- Food tours in Kanazawa compared: market walks, nights, private hostsFood tours in Kanazawa side by side: the Omicho market walks, tasting tours, izakaya and sake evenings, and a private host, with what each price covers.
- Gold leaf in Kanazawa: the gold leaf ice cream and the 99 percentGold leaf in Kanazawa: why the city makes 99% of Japan's, how soft-serve gets wrapped in it, where to find it in Higashi Chaya, and the 1-hour workshops.
- Kanazawa nightlife: izakaya, oden counters and the lanes after darkKanazawa nightlife for food lovers: Katamachi's bars, how an izakaya works, oden with hot sake, the lantern-lit teahouse lanes and the evening tours.
- Kanazawa sake brewery and fermentation: Ono soy sauce, miso and kojiA Kanazawa sake brewery guide: the old breweries, tasting Ishikawa sake, Ono's soy sauce town by the port, and a koji and miso tour with lunch.
- Omicho Market: how to eat your way through Kanazawa's kitchenOmicho Market explained: when the stalls open, what to graze on, where the seafood bowls are, the crab weeks of November and how a guided walk works.
- Sushi in Kanazawa: counters, conveyor belts and the winter fishSushi in Kanazawa: which fish to order, conveyor belts or a counter, eating at Omicho Market, and the sushi classes and evenings you can book.
- What to eat in Kanazawa: jibuni, oden, kabura-zushi, the winter catchWhat to eat in Kanazawa, dish by dish: jibuni duck stew, oden with crab, winter yellowtail, kabura-zushi, Hanton rice, curry, wagashi and Kaga vegetables.
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