Aunty Mee

This one falls in the Good Eats category and Interesting signs.
I'm not sure what "Aunty Mee" is supposed to mean, but the burgers as you can see are off the hook! It was impossible for me to even fit it in my mouth.
You can see his URL in the first photo, if you're ever in Otsu Shiga it is well worth the wait in line. Luckily for us today it was raining really hard so we only had to wait for 20 minutes. Ineresting thing is his little yellow truck has Oregon plates. I wonder if he drove it all the way?

Shikazome no Sato, Minakuchi Shiga

Yaki-Tori (Chicken on a stick)

This place was fairly new with the vintage look. The best thing was that they didn't seem to know the difference between a shot and a full glass!

Shizukuya, 守山 滋賀

This is Italian food with a Japanese twist. The menu consists mostly of pasta but the ingredients are very Japanese, right down to the chopsticks instead of the usual spoon and fork. Reasonably priced with an average of $12.00/dish.

Yaki Tori (fried chicken on a stick)

What appears to be a mere hole in the wall, had some of the best BBQ chicken at a very low price. Bar/counter top only, no seats eat and go. Food is taken seriously over here but time to sit around is rare. Beer, $5.00/pint, chicken $1-2.00 a stick.
I paid $25.00 total.

Cafe Very Berry, Shirakawa & Ichijoji St. Kyoto

Walking down the street on a hot afternoon this huge Red Hook Indian Ale sign. I had to check it out, and for $8.00 a bottle I could resist! I tried the Spam Loco Moco topped with avocado for $9.75, and a spam club sandwich $9.75.
I left this place spending a whopping $80.00! Mostly beer. even passed out on the bus ride back to the station.
A Hawaiian theme... Here's their web sight
Translated version of http://www.veryberry.jp/