Okinawa Naha nightlife, full of roadside food and taverns

There are delicious food everywhere in Okinawa at night. You can find taverns and roadside stalls within a few steps. In fact, these market pedestrian streets are a bit old, but you will sit down and eat a few skewers of barbecue and drink a few beers without noticing. It was the first time I ate Calbee's fried French fries. Although they were a bit ordinary, who can resist the hot Calbee? Hakata Ramen is more oily than Ichirando, which is also on Kokusai Street. Sea grapes, the thing in Moritomo, are especially abundant here, and the bursting taste is quite good. Okinawa's Ishigaki beef is a local specialty, and it is good whether grilled or raw.