
Arekie Indian Fusion Cusine
$$“Arekie Indian Fusion Cusine ”
What does AREKIE mean? Arekie is the unexpected fusion between Latin and Indian food.
“Dozo Japanese Street Food”
Why we like it: Dozo is a culmination of all these places, from the Yatai to the back alleys, delicious food can be found anywhere in Japan.
Japanese Street Food
| Monday | 11:30-20:00 |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11:30-20:00 |
| Thursday | 11:30-20:00 |
| Friday | 11:30-21:00 |
| Saturday | 11:30-21:00 |
| Sunday | 11:30-20:00 |
A brief history of Japanese street food
Street food vendors in Japan are known as Yatai, and while in the past they would mostly be seen at festivals or events in Japan they have been less common on the streets. However throughout history there have been certain exceptions to this such as the 'Nakasu District" in Fukuoka, the street stalls of Osaka or the back alleys surrounding Shinkansen stations in many major cities throughout Japan. Fortunately this is now changing in Japan as many young chefs are following the world wide trend and opening food cars!
Dozo is a culmination of all these places, from the Yatai to the back alleys, delicious food can be found anywhere in Japan. One of the best sandwiches I've ever ate came from a 7-11 (Kobini) at 1am. Here at Dozo we strive to recreate some of the best food you probably haven't had yet. Kanpai!

“Arekie Indian Fusion Cusine ”
What does AREKIE mean? Arekie is the unexpected fusion between Latin and Indian food.
“J-TEA”
Offering loose leaf tea and tea for drinking. Featuring over 80 teas. Classes on tea and tea culture.

“Now open at the Garden on Friendly in Eugene, OR!”
Made with local ingredients. Serving fish & chips, gyros, veggie fritters, salads, European regional specials, and more!