Tag: Itoman & South Okinawa

Editor's Note: Cafe Yabusachi was originally reviewed on Okinawa Hai on March 7, 2007; you can read a PDF copy of that original review HERE. The post...

CONTRIBUTED BY KENDRA MIGITA Nestled in the countryside of the island's south lays the most exquisite bingata shop called Nijigame Shouten (虹亀商店), which literal translation...

CONTRIBUTED BY HANNAH CURTIS Uchina Farm, formerly Itoman City Tourist Farm (or Itoman Wine Farm), reopened to the public under new ownership in October 2015,...

CONTRIBUTED BY HANNAH CURTIS   We tried to visit Be Natural one Sunday many months ago, but with a long wait to get a seat and...

CONTRIBUTED BY BOB ROBERTS We recently stopped at an Okinawan family restaurant called Haebaru Drive In Restaurant. The front of the building proudly proclaims that...

CONTRIBUTED BY BOB ROBERTS I recently went to K's Town Cafe Restaurant and Bar in Yaese-cho and wanted to pass on what a nice little...

CONTRIBUTED BY KACEY A. Tucked away on Mibaru Beach, on the southern coast of Okinawa, you’ll find a lovely Nepalese curry stand that’s open ALL...

CONTRIBUTED BY ELIZA GROFF On our way to the Okinawa Prefectural Peace Memorial Museum, we stopped into Café Bree Garden for lunch. We discovered it...

CONTRIBUTED BY ANTHONY CAMINA KAI Cafe is conveniently located in Toyosaki Comprehensive Park (near Ashibanaa Outlet Mall) which means parking is a breeze compared to...

CONTRIBUTED BY MERMEE I love food. Being raised in a half-Greek family has given me the reflexes to offer people food, to talk about food,...

CONTRIBUTED BY MANUEL CARNERO I am from Peru and I have used Okinawa Hai to help me locate restaurants when I yearn for Peruvian food....

CONTRIBUTED BY MELISSA McDANIEL On our way to Seifa Utaki World Heritage site on the Chinen Peninsula, we stumbled upon a terrific coffee shop/restaurant. JyoGoo...

CONTRIBUTED BY REBEKHA SMITH Following up on a tip from a local friend, my coworker and I took a long lunch one slow summer afternoon...

CONTRIBUTED BY JEN PRESTON One wonderful aspect of Military life that I did not expect when I was dragged kicking and screaming into this experience...