Jessica Boyington stops by a South Philadelphia bakery and samples some of the city's finest Japanese cuisine in this week's Top 6.
The finalists for the James Beard Award were announced last week and included some Philadelphia restaurants, chefs and restaurateurs.
The nomination is well deserved because this menu packs a mighty punch! For the last five years, they've been thriving in their South Philly location, and loved by customers of all ages.They're known for their bread and will have up to twenty types at any time, but their menu has a lot of everything!
It's the exclusive yet attainable, Royal Izakaya. It's run by Best Chef Mid-Atlantic nominee Jesse Ito, and from his brain came an eclectic Japanese restaurant with anime and old movies projected on the wall in a dimly lit bar.
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