Peppers
A tex-mex restaurant near higashi okazaki that offers a good mix of tacos, quesadillas, and wraps. it's fairly inexpensive, but the menu is in japanese and the staff don't speak english.
There are many places to eat in Okazaki, such as:
Kitsutsuki
åæ¨é³¥, which translates to "woodpecker" in english, a small, quiet and fairly cheap coffee shop located right next to the yamasa institute. their "curry and rice" ã©ã¤ã¹ã«ã¬ã¼ raisu karee is excellent. unfortunately, the menu is in japanese and the staff don't speak english.
Beverly Hills
ãããªã¼ã»ãã«ãº, a coffee lounge å«è¶åº kissaten with a serene atmosphere. it can be found by walking north from the yamasa institute, past the highway, if you look carefully for the sign. it's a bit expensive, but the food is delicious. there are also a large variety of cakes, cookies and other sweets available gift-wrapped, which make excellent presents. the menu is in japanese and the staff don't speak english.
Welcome Nepal
A curry and nan restaurant that offers both Nepalese and Indian cuisine with a nice atmosphere and reasonable prices. The spiciness of the curry can be chosen from a scale of 0 "mild" to 4 "very spicy" and they make really delicious nan. English speaking staff and menus.