Kokusai Street Food Village — Restaurant in Naha

沖繩的國際通屋台村（International Street Food Village）作為一個著名的美食聚集地，本應該是旅客體驗當地飲食文化的理想場所。然而，對於我來說，這裡卻存在一些不友善的情況，使得我這次的體驗大打折扣。以下是我在11號的訪問體驗。

語言障礙 首先，語言障礙是外國遊客面臨的主要問題之一。大部分攤位的工作人員僅會說日語，缺乏英語或其他語言的標示和溝通能力，這讓許多不懂日語的遊客感到困難。即使有些攤位提供了中文菜單，翻譯的菜單也僅限於套餐類選擇，限制了多樣性和選擇的靈活性。

服務態度 服務態度方面，只能說是普通。由於語言障礙，與店員的互動僅限於點餐，無法進行更深入的交流。若想與店員有更好的互動，學會一些日語會更有幫助。

用餐環境 環境方面，國際通屋台村有些類似於較乾淨的夜市。由於允許吸菸，空氣中經常瀰漫著濃重的煙味，對於不喜歡煙味的人來說，這是一個需要注意的問題。

餐點 餐點方面，串燒的味道還不錯，但蛤蠣的沙沒吐乾淨，讓人感到不太愉快。此外，餐點的份量偏少，性價比不高。

結論 總結來說，對於不會日語的遊客，這裡的體驗可能不會太好。我這次的體驗非常不愉快，因此我可能不會再來了。如果你會日語，可能會有更好的體驗。

Okinawa's International Street Food Village, known as a famous gourmet gathering place, should ideally be a place for travelers to experience the local culinary culture. However, for me, there were some unfriendly aspects that significantly diminished my experience. Below is my experience from my visit on the 11th.

Language Barrier First, the language barrier is one of the main issues foreign tourists face. Most of the stall staff only speak Japanese and lack English or other language signs and communication skills, making it difficult for many tourists who do not understand Japanese. Even if some stalls provide Chinese menus, the translated menus are limited to set meals, restricting diversity and flexibility in choices.

Service Attitude Regarding service attitude, it was merely average. Due to the language barrier, interactions with the staff were limited to ordering food, and it was impossible to have deeper conversations. Learning some Japanese would be more helpful for better interactions with the staff.

Dining Environment The environment is somewhat similar to a relatively clean night market. Since smoking is allowed, the air is often filled with a strong smell of smoke, which can be an issue for those who dislike it.

Food The taste of the skewers was decent, but the clams were not cleaned properly, leaving sand, which was unpleasant. Additionally, the portion sizes were small, making it less cost-effective.

Conclusion In summary, for tourists who do not speak Japanese, the experience here may not be very good. My experience was very unpleasant, and I probably won't come back. If you speak Japanese, you might have a better experience.

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