You’re spot on - ~ga is with bun, ~gu is without. I’m a fan on the Bikkuri Donki Cheese-in Hamburg (hamburger patty with cheese in the middle, covered with cheese for the 2x cheese version).
Bikkuri Donki is a “steak” family restaurant similar to Gusto. The decor is always old wood and wild west knickknacks. Probably my #4 family restaurant.
I’ve never eaten at the Don Quixote cafe; I’ve never actually seen one in Japan, only Singapore, and there’s better food to prioritise there 😅.
Over the last few years I’ve done occasional grocery shopping at Don Quixote in Japan though which still feels weird because they used to sell only sweets and drinks - it’s just odd buying fresh spinach from the blue penguin store that sells PlayStations and vibrators.
You’re spot on - ~ga is with bun, ~gu is without. I’m a fan on the Bikkuri Donki Cheese-in Hamburg (hamburger patty with cheese in the middle, covered with cheese for the 2x cheese version).
Is that from Donki Hote? I don’t think it’s ever ate there, but I had the chiizu-in hambaagu from Gasto a few times
Bikkuri Donki is a “steak” family restaurant similar to Gusto. The decor is always old wood and wild west knickknacks. Probably my #4 family restaurant.
I’ve never eaten at the Don Quixote cafe; I’ve never actually seen one in Japan, only Singapore, and there’s better food to prioritise there 😅.
Over the last few years I’ve done occasional grocery shopping at Don Quixote in Japan though which still feels weird because they used to sell only sweets and drinks - it’s just odd buying fresh spinach from the blue penguin store that sells PlayStations and vibrators.
Playstations, vibrators, incense, camera batteries, you name it. Varios and sundry wares