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Where to eat in Okinawa
Named for 2027 by Lonely Planet. Here's our food guide, ready to post. Free with a credit and a link.
Why it made the lists
Lonely Planet: Best for subtropical island culture: a distinct Ryukyu identity, big scenery and a slow pace, about three hours by air from Tokyo. Japan Travel
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Where to eat in Okinawa The dish to eat: Soki soba, best at Gabusoka Shokudo (Maejima). 1. Gabusoka Shokudo (Maejima) (Maejima, Naha): Original soki soba, large bowl 2. Soba Eibun (Naha): Okinawa soba with a rich pork broth 3. Daiichi Makishi Public Market (Makishi, Naha): Pick fish on the ground floor and have it cooked upstairs; ask for sea grapes Food guide by Chef Amazing: www.chefamazing.com/where-to-go-2027/okinawa https://www.chefamazing.com/where-to-go-2027/okinawa?utm_source=tourism&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=okinawa
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Coming to Okinawa in 2027? Start with Gabusoka Shokudo (Maejima), Soba Eibun and Daiichi Makishi Public Market. Don't leave without soki soba. The whole food guide, with what to order at each, from our friends at Chef Amazing: https://www.chefamazing.com/where-to-go-2027/okinawa?utm_source=tourism&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=okinawa
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