In the Old Town
The stylistically modern restaurant,
Shogun
,
in the Old Town is one of the oldest Japanese
restaurants in the city. This is the address you
want when you feel like trying something else
besides sushi.
“Today, everyone has tasted sushi and are
more curious about other Japanese specialties,”
says owner Andrew Choy.
Shogun has a sushi bar and two tatami rooms
where you sit on braided mats placed directly
on the floor. The menu features both buckwheat
soba noodles in bouillon, as well as rice in tea
bouillon with diced salmon. As a sweet finish
to dinner, they have green tea ice cream on the
menu. Refreshing and different.
The restaurant Shogun has now also ”a
new hippocket” on Nygatan 22. A Japanese
Noodle Bar. Here you can enjoy different va-
rieties of Ramen noodle, undo specialties, and
more.
East Asia at one address
Restaurant
King Tan
at Sveavägen 47 is the per-
fect restaurant if you are a group of friends who
can’t decide on what to eat. For a reasonable
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