The Complete Accessibility Guide for Asian Para Games 2026 DiningNew!!
The short answer: getting to Itadaki from Nagoya Station takes about 10 minutes by subway, and the walk from Yabacho Station Exit 4 is just 4 minutes. If you're visiting Nagoya for the Asian Para Games 2026 — whether as a spectator, a supporter, or a family member of an athlete — and you're wondering […]
7 Ways Itadaki Welcomes Guests With Diverse NeedsNew!!
A few weeks ago, a guest sent us a message through Instagram before their visit. It read something like this: "I'm really excited to try your restaurant, but I'm a little nervous — I don't speak any Japanese. Will I be able to order? Will I understand what I'm eating?" That message stayed with me. […]
5 Things to Know About Accessible Dining During Nagoya Para GamesNew!!
September in Nagoya has a particular energy to it. The summer heat is just beginning to soften, the city is buzzing with international visitors, and this year — with the Asian Para Games 2026 bringing athletes, families, and spectators from across the globe — that energy is something entirely different. If you're navigating Nagoya with […]
What Should I Know About Dining During Aichi Para Games 2026?New!!
Dining well during the Aichi Para Games 2026 means stepping away from the crowded venue concessions and finding the neighborhoods where Nagoya's own food culture lives — and that means knowing where to look before the crowds do. A few weeks ago, a visitor stopped by Itadaki and told me something that has stayed with […]
Muslim-Friendly Options Near Itadaki: A Guide for Halal DinersNew!!
Let me be straightforward with you from the start: Itadaki does not hold Halal certification, and our beef is not Halal-certified. If you follow strict Halal dietary requirements, Itadaki is not able to serve you in the way you deserve. I want to say that clearly — because honest communication matters more to me than […]