Location: Meguro
Top Restaurants in Meguro
Top Things to do in Meguro
- 1. Nezu Museum
- 2. H.I.S. Tourist Information Center Harajuku
- 3. Shimokitazawa
- 4. Tokyo City View Observation Deck (Roppongihills)
- 5. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
- 6. Happoen Garden
- 7. Tokyo Camii & Turkish Culture Center
- 8. Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum
- 9. Meiji Jingu Shrine
- 10. Tokyu Setagaya Line
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Best Cafe food near Meguro, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Meguro. Meguro (目黒区, Meguro-ku) is a special ward in Tokyo, Japan. The English translation of its Japanese self-designation is Meguro City. The ward was founded on March 15, 1947.
Things to do in Meguro
6. Starbucks Coffee Shibuya Tsutaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 794 reviews
Reviewed By triptik123
Free to go in and take a picture. You don't have to order anything. Just enter and follow the signs.
5. Brasserie Viron Shibuya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By DianneR884
I so enjoyed this meal. I am a coeliac and although I thought I would be no chance seeing it is over a french boulangerie I found the staff very helpful and enjoyed a lovely beef salad and glass of wine.
4. Aoyama Flower Market Tea House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By CanberraDiner
Aoyama Flower Market Tea House remains a delightful little oasis of healthy and tasty food in Shibuya. Itâs also good for people with allergies.Itâs conveniently located right next to Omotesando Station, and super popular with locals, probably because if itâs kawaii flower-shop setting.
Most Popular Japanese food in Meguro, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
3. Gluten Free Tâs Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 315 reviews
Gluten Free Tâs Kitchen (Gluten Free 61 cafe & bar )we only serve the best gluten-free food and beverages.My goal is to provide a warm and relaxed place to enjoy a healthy lunch,afternoon tea or evening dinner for those with or without wheat allergies, ma
Reviewed By Apanda8
Finding Gluten-free in Japan can be challenging. I was happy to learn about this place from my research that I had a few options while in Tokyo. My husband, myself, and a friend stopped here for dinner. The menu I found was amazing in indicating food allergies. It made ordering a breeze for me.Most of the food was either a hit or a miss. I would recommend the shrimp and vegetables tempura, cajun fried chicken bites (AMAZING), sukiyaki, and of course sake to drink.The misses were ramen, marinated mushrooms, and yakisoba. Overall a great place for those who have allergies or intolerance. It is an easy place to bring your family members. It is on the smaller side so can be busy at times.
2. Glutenfree Cafe Littlebird
Overall Ratings
5 based on 437 reviews
Reviewed By Apanda8
I had learned about Littlebird Cafe before coming to Japan on holiday (vacation). I was recommended over and over again in my research to come here. I was pleasantly surprised and I left full and happy.My husband and I stopped here for lunch. The place happened to be empty. I immediately started looking over the menu on what I could eat. There is a regular menu that indicates the whole kitchen is gluten-free. This is rare to see in Japan and hell even in the United States. There is also another menu that indicates what is also dairy-free. This was my best friend since I am dairy-free and gluten-free.I opted for the soy sauce ramen while my husband went with the curry ramen. Both our ramens were flavorful and delicious. We also shared some gyozas. We both also enjoyed a true gluten-free beer (made of soybean) called Nadogoshi Nara. I use to be a huge beer fan before I had to go gluten-free. Nadogoshi Nara is the closest gluten-free beer in taste to a regular lager that I have found in my search.I didn't have enough room left but I wanted to try the waffles. I would definitely recommend coming here for people who are gluten-free and non-gluten-free people. The food was excellent as well as the overall service.
Where to eat Korean food in Meguro: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. maidreamin SHIBUYA
Overall Ratings
5 based on 519 reviews
The dream land is far away world. While a mysterious light of the candle is lit. Ladys and gentlemans become residents of the dream land. In that limited time,we will change into a smile the best of all people. That is entertainment cafe and bar "maidream
Reviewed By tadghk
Its hard to know where to start. So firstly let me set the context. I am in my 40's and visited with my wife. What trip to Japan is complete without a trip to a maid cafe. Right? So firstly the positives. They have nailed the cutesie kawai atmosphere. Everything is pink. The desserts are cute animal themed and the girls coreograph their every move with cuteness. There were a bunch of business men drinking beer with rabbit ears and glowsticks all joining in with the dancing. There was a bunch of ladies having drink at another table. The girls are really friendly and the whole place lends itself to an enjoyable atmosphere. At least on the surface. However they're is also a shadier side. In this cafe and I would guess other similar themed cafes a certain type of client is drawn. Yhere was a middle aged loner male weirdo lurking about trying to become friends with clientel at every table. Most of them found this irrating at best, and downright creepy at worst. He was happy to tell anybody who would listen that he visits these cafes every weekend and spends 10000-15000Â¥ per night on dances and photographs. He payed for a dance on this occasion also and proceeded to writhe on the ground quasi worshipping the girl on the stage. VERY weird. And disturbing. When you think that the girls are hired for their pre-teen looks for extra cuteness bonus points, this place does not sit well in my thinking. This along with the rip-off pricing means its a big NO from me.
