Burritos are not common in Japan. To top that, putting one together can prove a challenge.

The holidays are quickly approaching and so are the (sometimes much needed) holiday cocktails! This yummy concoction is one my family is anxiously awaiting.

Living in Japan, there are many times when I miss my mom’s cooking.

Service members and their families in Japan and South Korea will be able to enjoy a familiar taste of home with the opening of four Qdoba Mexican Eats restaurants on three military installations—the first Qdobas in both countries.

Located near Sunabe Seawall in Chatan Town, Tacos-ya is a small shop located on a backstreet.

Since Okinawa is the birthplace of taco rice, a local take on the taco with international fame, some of the best to be had can be found almost anywhere on island. A good taco, on the other hand, well, that’s not so easy to come by.

It was by accident that we stumbled across Café & Bar HAPI TAPI. On our way back from a snorkeling tour at Blue Cave, we were headed to a sandwich joint in Onna Village, but their parking was full.

When you’re desperate for homemade nachos and salsa washed down with an ice-cold one, Obbligato Mexican restaurant can be a life saver.

So, you fancy yourself a taco enthusiast?

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could stop by a good Mexican joint on the way home to grab some tasty burritos for an easy dinner on a laidback evening? I Know I would like to.