They have three Omakase sets. We took the mid-range ¥8800 set. All persons in one booking must choose the same set. I must say the quality of food is superb. The place is quiet. On the night we visited, there was only one other table.

Directly opposite Tou Nabe 唐锅 is another Chinese style hot pot.

So nice to find a Sichuan hot pot place in the middle of Niseko Hirafu after skiing.

This Japanese restaurant in Niseko Village offers 3 different Yakiniku sets at ¥7700, 11000 and 16500 per person. No requirement to have each a set. You can supplement it with ala carte orders. Nice beef of different parts, Wagyu and US. Worth a visit.

Near Hilton Niseko. One has to make a reservation three days in advance.

This cafe inside AEON Chitose serves a variety of coffee in original form and varieties including parfeit. Other than cakes, they serve Japanese and Western lunch. You can order via QR Code in four languages: Japanese, English, Chinese and Korean.

Traditional noodle soup dishes. Tho tasty, they are oily and salty. Good for a quick bite in a Foodcourt environment in a supermarket.

This is an amazing restaurant that serves New Zealand specialties, well suited to Asian tastes. The starters are impressive, with oysters that are fresh. A must try when in Queenstown.

This is really very nice. All my friends could not stop praising it. Some attribute it to the New Zealand lamb; others praised the chef.

Relaxing cafe along highway 8, less than 100 km to Queenst. They serve English Breakfast tea in traditional tea pot and cups. You an buy Marino wool next door.

Glad that there is such a nice Chinese restaurant in the tiny town Lake Tekapo, right next to the lake. This Sichuan/Hunan dish is quite nice and authentic. Fish is fresh.

Set in the open space of BNZ Mall. Though simple, this place is really cozy. And both pho and banh mi taste great.