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Inagi Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Inagi
Inagi (稲城市, Inagi-shi) is a city located in the western portion of Tokyo Metropolis, Japan. As of 1 February 2016, the city had an estimated population of 87,927, and a population density of 4890 persons per km². Its total area is 17.97 square kilometres (17,970,000 m).
Things to do in Inagi
1. Daikanyama ASO Celeste Futagotamagawa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Ryusuke M
I had Italian dinner with my wife. We both ordered Cena-B dinner course menu (Starter/Pasta/Maindish/Desert/with Amuse, Coffee, Biscotti" and Non-alcoholic cocktails, "Blu" for me and "Bianco " for my wife, "King Ruby Melon and Parma Prosiutto Ham" for me and "Smoked Salmon and Semoule Salad with Ikra, Tomato Puree and Basil Sauce" for my wife as our starters, "Tagliolini with Matsutske Mushroom, Shrimp and Sudachi" for me and "Spaghetti Peperoncino with Cuttlefish and Celery, Shirasu, Basil Flavor" for my wife as our pastas, "Kuroge-Wagyu Round Steak" for me and "Grilled Fish, with Corn Puree and Balsamic Vinegar, Caponata" for my wife as our main dishes, and "Macedonia (Four Kinds of Grapes) and Panna Cotta with Lemongrass Flavored Sorbet" and Coffee for me and "Peach Roll Cake and Compote, with Yogurt Gelato" and Tea for my wife as our desserts. A bit expensive and dish's names are too long, but delicious as well as beautifully presented. You might want to make a reservation to ensure your window-side table.
2. A Tes Souhaits
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By sawamint - Tokyo, Japan
This place is one of the most famous cake shops in Tokyo. They have many French cakes and a few breads. It takes 25 minutes from Kichijoji station. We can't eat here and only “to go”.
The most popular cake is Mont blanc (chestnut cake). It has rich chestnuts taste. My favorite kind of cake is chocolate mousse cake. The cake tastes not only creamy but also rich and a little bitter.
3. Tofuya Ukai Saginuma
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Chia2005 - Huntington Beach, California
I totally recommend this restaurant 100% for the variety of tofu dishes and for their distinct atmosphere. Yes, it is a chain restaurant, but not all locations have the old charm and ambience like this one has. Highly recommended destination for those especially on a business trip in the Tokyo/Yokohama area only for work and don't have much time for play, and want to experience something other than the busy city life.
Actually, tofu dishes are a type of cuisine here in Japan, but this place has the added old charm of Japan, feels like you are in another world.
It is also the perfect place to go if you are a vegetarian traveling in Japan and having a hard time finding places to dine during your stay.
However, if you are not a huge fan of tofu, don't worry either.
Tofu is not the "boring tofu" that you probably have in mind, plus they have some meat, seafood too in some of their course menus!
But it isn't all that cheap either, but I would say it is totally worth the experience.
Last note, to get here by train, take the Denentoshi Line and get off at Saginuma Station.
From there, go to the south exit, you will see a Tokyu supermarket in front of you.
Walk up the hill? to your right, you can't miss it, it will be across the street. It is only a short 3 minute walk from the station.
4. Din Tai Fung (Tamagawa Takashimaya Branch)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By fortysomethingmale - Tokyo, Japan
after visiting their Taiwan branch i must admit i was disappointed.
the price was higher than Taiwan and less dumplings.
however i must add that this and a few other branches in Japan are their official branches.
this may be the reason for my disappointment, as i wanted to experience the same as Taiwan.
5. Seijoarupusu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By ykamachi - Mino, Japan
長い長い歴史を踏んでいるカフェ＆ケーキ、スイーツの店だ。当時は、本当にケーキが美味しかった。下宿の先輩方や後輩たちと毎日「モーニング」を食べに通ったものだ。今はもうないだろうか大きな横たわった東郷誠司の裸婦像の絵が正面に掲げてあった記憶がこみあげる。今も健在が大変嬉しい。同世代で成城大出身の大学教員と「アルプス」の話で盛り上がった事がある。それぞれ６７歳と７０歳になったが懐かしい思い出がよぎる。
6. Iseya Sohonten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Yusff - Tokyo, Japan
10 mins walk from Ghibli museum along Inokashira park to Kichijoji station locates this beautiful Yakitori restaurant with spirited way atmosphere .
Always packed and cramped , no space between next table , smoky like hell and noisier than outside would be a compliment for this restaurant .
For those coming to this place searching for a real classic local restaurant but not tourist-oriented one I would recommend to have a try of some Shumai(pork dim sum ) and Moriawase ( random selection of Yakitori ) here , and some beer maybe . It will be an easy and excellent experience .
7. Puroperakafe
8. Gyoza no Osho Musashi MIzonokuchi Ekimae
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By ケイ60 - 立川市
４時過ぎ、中途半端な時間に武蔵溝ノ口駅に着いたら、駅のすぐ近くに王将が。小腹も減っていたので、王将ラーメンに餃子を食べました。さすが、味も値段も王将、久しぶりの王将の味を楽しみました。５時に近づくとぐっとお客さんが増え、空席待ちの人も。帰りに持ち帰りの生餃子をテイクアウトし、家で焼いて食べました。
9. Teuchisobadokoro Yusui
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By blehblehbleh82 - Shinjuku, Japan
I patiently queued for a table and was led to the second floor of the restaurant. You have to take off your shoes before you go up the staircase. While waiting my order, I was served a refreshing green tea. The waiters are fast and efficient and can understand English so they can give you suggestions on what soba to order. I had the Soba noodles topped with with shrimp tempura. The price was quite expensive but okay for a first timer like me. You will also get to squat on the floor while eating. Truly a traditional Japanese dining experience.
10. Tamanoya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By 晏如林2015
They don’t serve dinner anymore. Food and environment are both awesome , especially the cold soba. In Chinese google search, it’s “玉乃屋”. No English speaking staff, no English menu. It’s better to search the pictures you would like to order and show them.
