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Torisho, Kami-Itabashi: A Busy Shop, Easy on Your Own

Torisho, Kami-Itabashi: A Busy Shop, Easy on Your Own

 Yakitori
Nepalico, Shibuya: Nepali Food Built for Drinking

Nepalico, Shibuya: Nepali Food Built for Drinking

 Nepalese
Saint Marc Cafe, Tama-Center: A Hot Dog Out of the Heat

Saint Marc Cafe, Tama-Center: A Hot Dog Out of the Heat

 Cafe
Konbuya, Ebisu: Every Oden They Have, 38 Floors Up

Konbuya, Ebisu: Every Oden They Have, 38 Floors Up

 Traditional Japanese
Istanbul GINZA: Turkey’s Full Spread in Central Tokyo

Istanbul GINZA: Turkey’s Full Spread in Central Tokyo

 Turkish
Kappa Sushi, Itabashi: The Branch With No Queue

Kappa Sushi, Itabashi: The Branch With No Queue

 Sushi
GODIVA, LaLaport Toyosu: The 777 Yen Chocolixir Habit

GODIVA, LaLaport Toyosu: The 777 Yen Chocolixir Habit

 Sweets
Kiyoyasu-tei, Roppongi: A Private Room Like a Ryokan

Kiyoyasu-tei, Roppongi: A Private Room Like a Ryokan

 Traditional Japanese
Soba Kikuya, Sugamo: Sake, Tempura, Then Soba at Lunch

Soba Kikuya, Sugamo: Sake, Tempura, Then Soba at Lunch

 Noodles
Kainomi, Yotsuya: Shellfish and Self-Serve Sake

Kainomi, Yotsuya: Shellfish and Self-Serve Sake

 Izakaya
Hakata Torikawa Nagamasa, Yotsuya: Coiled Skin at Midnight

Hakata Torikawa Nagamasa, Yotsuya: Coiled Skin at Midnight

 Yakitori
Sakagura Kandakko, Ueno: Two Dishes Each, and Good Shellfish

Sakagura Kandakko, Ueno: Two Dishes Each, and Good Shellfish

 Izakaya
Ryukyu Chinese Fuufuutou, Hamamatsucho: Okinawa Meets China

Ryukyu Chinese Fuufuutou, Hamamatsucho: Okinawa Meets China

 Chinese
Sashimi in a Dry-Ice Treasure Box: Ore no Sakana, Shinjuku

Sashimi in a Dry-Ice Treasure Box: Ore no Sakana, Shinjuku

 Izakaya
Otako, Kami-Itabashi: The Sweet Oden Broth That Made Tomeshi Famous

Otako, Kami-Itabashi: The Sweet Oden Broth That Made Tomeshi Famous

 Traditional Japanese
natural kitchen yoomi, Roppongi: A Private Room, Cheap, for Eight People

natural kitchen yoomi, Roppongi: A Private Room, Cheap, for Eight People

 Yoshoku
Matsuobushi, Naka-Itabashi: An 850 Yen Bowl Found by Accident

Matsuobushi, Naka-Itabashi: An 850 Yen Bowl Found by Accident

 Noodles
Yaesu Unagi Hashimoto: Eel to Drink With, Down a Lane by Tokyo Station

Yaesu Unagi Hashimoto: Eel to Drink With, Down a Lane by Tokyo Station

 Traditional Japanese
Kikanbou, Ikebukuro: The Day the Queue Was Only Eight People Long

Kikanbou, Ikebukuro: The Day the Queue Was Only Eight People Long

 Noodles
Horumon Ryochan, Kami-Itabashi: A Charcoal Brazier Next Door to Nakamoto

Horumon Ryochan, Kami-Itabashi: A Charcoal Brazier Next Door to Nakamoto

 Yakiniku