TOKYO STORY

Yakitori (grilled chicken) has been long-loved by many Japanese. At Mokkun, they serve yakitori, nabe (hotpot) and smoked food.

If you are looking for a place to eat Sashimi, Gouwan is the place.It’s only a 7-minute walk from Shibuya Station.

One of the most famous and representative Japanese foods is globefish. Globefish is usually very expensive but you can eat them at a reasonable price at Kura…

I told one of my drinking friends that I have never been to a Yakitori (grilled chicken) restaurant. So he decided to take me to a Yakitori restaurant called…

If you are looking for a place to rest after a day of reckless shopping, Shibuya City Lounge is just the right place for you.

Oribe is a Sukiyaki/Shabu-Shabu restaurant that was founded more than 40 years ago.(By reservation only)

We preferred to have sweets so we decided to go to Kosoan. Kosoan is a traditional Japanese sweets shop.

Speaking of Nishi-Shinjuku….. of course delicious ramen shops!I am sure all the ramen-lovers out there have visited Menya Musashi at least once.

Just a 3-minute walk from Nishi-kasai Station, there is a long-loved Udon restaurant.

PUBLIC HOUSE is located close to Shibuya Station. PUBLIC HOUSE values ‘public space’.

Exit Shinagawa Station Takanawa Exit and walk towards Kawasaki for 3 minutes. There is a ramen street.Among them, Tsukemen Tetsu has been receiving attentions.

In gourmet city Nishikasai, there are tons of delicious curry and yakitori restaurants. But why don’t you try a restaurant with a retro look: Manpuku Shokudo.

Get off at Kasai Station and enter an alley right before the Metro Museum. You’ll see a ramen shop, Hiroya.

TeTes offers an ideal kitchen for you. They offer you a satisfying meal as well as an atmosphere for you to relax.

The famous Okonomiyaki restaurant “Hasshou” in Hiroshima opened their second store in Kyoudou, Tokyo.Okonomiyaki is a Japanese vegetable pancake.