Nick Arstein Yorozuyamachi — Restaurant in Nagasaki

A hidden gem which is very popular with the locals for their huge variations of the turkish rice dish. I went with their standard turkish rice for 1,560 yen (top right on the menu) and do not let the mix appearance of the food deceive you as it was delicious, filling and hearty at an affordable price.

The highlights of the dish was the tonkatsu and the omurice. The tonkatsu was fried to perfection while soft and juicy on the inside. The egg of omurice soft and fluffy which is enhanced by the demi-glace sauce adding a nice beefy flavor on a bed of delicious saffron rice instead of the typical ketchup rice.

Overall, I recommend eveyone to give this unique dish a try as it is an interesting marriage of Japanese and...

For those planning to visit Nicky Austin in Nagasaki, Japan, here’s a tip: The restaurant’s signature dish, Turkish Rice, is a delightful blend of flavors that many find incredibly satisfying. While the curry pilaf may pack a spicy punch, the white sauce is a delicious alternative. However, if you’re looking for something that’s gentler on the stomach, the Hayashi rice, with its rich demi-glace sauce, might be the perfect choice for today’s meal. Enjoy the fusion of tastes in this unique culinary...

Nice little casual place to eat. My sister, mom, and I came to eat at this place around 8:30 PM (non-busy time), food was delicious and there's A LOT of varietions to choose from. Pros: Fast and (always) polite service, frequent water refill, tons of variation to choose from. Cons: If you're coming with a group, be sure that everyone is here because they won't allow you to save spots for people that aren't present during seating.

Also, menu is written in JAPANESE so...