Pretty Good Number One: An American Family Eats Tokyo
Matthew Amster-Burton presents a personal journey through Tokyo as experienced by an American family. Combining food, travel, and family life, the book explores how meals and culinary curiosity can open a window onto another culture and turn a visit to a distant city into a memorable shared experience.
About This Book
Pretty Good Number One: An American Family Eats Tokyo is a food and travel memoir by Matthew Amster-Burton.
The book centers on an American family’s experience of Tokyo, using food as a way to encounter the city and its culture.
It offers a personal perspective on eating, travel, and family life in an urban Japanese setting.
Readers interested in culinary exploration, cross-cultural experiences, and engaging travel writing will find a lively introduction to the book.
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