10 Don Quijote foods in Japan / Japanese Store Shopping Tour

Shopping Tour at Don Quijote in Japan.
Don Quijote is a famous store in Japan with a wide selection of inexpensive products.
It is also a great place to buy souvenirs for your travel to Japan.
Don Quijote has been expanding its branch outside of Japan, TOKYO CENTRAL, MARUKAI in the US, in addition to DONDONDONKI in Asia are some of the examples, which are operated by Don Quijote Japan.
In this food guide, we will introduce you to 10 of the most popular bento boxes and food items at Don Quijote.
They also sell Japanese foods such as karaage, katsudon, soba noodles, etc.

【Contents】
0:00 Introduction
1:02 About Don Quijote
1:49 Onigiri (Rice ball)
2:32 Karaage (Fried Chicken)
3:24 Yangnyeom chicken
4:06 Soba
5:27 Takoyaki
6:25 Pasta
7:24 Pizza
8:17 Pouched curry
9:09 Katsudon
9:51 Eel bowl

【Address: Shibuya】
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