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Tokyo Prefecture, Japan Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Koto
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Koto, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan including Imahan Honten, Kikko, Bar Rhythm Akihabara Denkigai, T's TanTan Tokyostation, Ramen Yoroiya, Kyushu Jangara Ramen, Akihabara Honten, IPPUDO Ginza, Asakusa Gyukatsu, Asakusa Okonomiyaki Sometaro, Musubi
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10. Musubi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 69 reviews
Japanese Dining & Bar. Enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine and drinks in the heart of Asakusa, Tokyo! Bilingual staffs and English menus are available. You can also purchase various traditional products that are very suitable for souvenirs.
Reviewed By SilverlakeJake
Stopped by after visiting the Pagoda of Senjosi around the corner. The lady who owns the restaurant is so friendly! She was telling us about her recent move back to Japan from New York. Great lunch proportions and drink menu. No waiting either!
9. Asakusa Okonomiyaki Sometaro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 841 reviews
Reviewed By Linda K
SometarÅ which is located in an unair-conditioned historic, vine-covered house and specializes in traditional Japanese dishes. There is only tatimi seating, and they only take cash. The menu is really quite varied, and offers a number of âsetsâ as well, though we were never able to quite figure out what the sets included. On the menu is Yakisoba, described as chow mein; Tepanyaki; and Okonomi-Yaki. In addition the menu had directions on how to cook Okonomi-Yaki, Shumai-ten, Anko-maki, Gomoku-Yaki and Osome-yaki. We ordered Okonomi-Yaki, the Gomokuten with steamed cuttlefish, steamed shrimp, egg, cabbage, minced meat (beef and pork, bits of fried batter left after cooking tempura (squid) Â¥870; and, Gyuuten with minced meat (beef & pork), cabbage, egg, sliced beef Â¥870. Our dishes were very good, and neither of us would have been able to eat more, but both of us would have liked to try some of the other dishes. The restaurant is relatively small, and there was a line at 11:45 AM (before the noon opening). Since each table cooks their own food, should one miss the first "seating," the wait for an available table could be an hour or so, but it is worth the wait.
8. Asakusa Gyukatsu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By tessak_SA
This place always has a line and youâll need to be prepared to wait but itâs worth it! Whilst the beef is served rare, you cook it over a stone grill to the level you desire. Even the small serve is reasonably big and you can moderate the amount of sauce etc that you want. If youâre in the area, definitely try this place but just expect to line up.
7. IPPUDO Ginza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 652 reviews
Ippudo, our ramen restaurant, was first established in 1985 in Hakata, Fukuoka. Currently in 2017, we have over 100 stores throughout Japan. In 1990, our founder, Shigemi Kawahara, entered the Hall of Fame for winning the the ramen competition of the show
Reviewed By pagoldcoast
We went along for our first experience of Ramen. Great buzz about the place and very friendly staff. We shared a bench with some other locals. We had both pork and chicken ramen and they were really good. We were hoping for thinly sliced beef but it wasnât on the menu. Really good value and a great experience - we would go back but probably for lunch next time.
6. Kyushu Jangara Ramen, Akihabara Honten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 272 reviews
Reviewed By LMJP1404
Lovely find! Good food, super cheap and great option for vegans. Friendly staff! You pick your meal before entering as itâs a very small space!
5. Ramen Yoroiya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 393 reviews
Reviewed By stevejnb
We wanted an early dinner. Nothing too extensive. This was 300m from our hotel and had great reviews in TA. We turned up, queued for about 10 mins then sat at the bar with a beer each, a bowl of ramen each and chicken gyozas - the best weâve tasted yet. All done in about an hour for under 30â¬. Canât be beaten. Cash only. Fully recommend the great food and lovely chefs. Gracias por visitar nuestra tienda Gracias por su excelente evaluación y cumplidos. Esperamos verte de nuevo.
4. T's TanTan Tokyostation
Overall Ratings
4 based on 586 reviews
Vegan Ramen
Reviewed By SunLin
A gem of a vegan ramen shop buried in a far corner of crazy-busy Tokyo Station but soooo worth finding. Hint: ask for directions to the Uniqlo shop, go around the corner past the food store where hawkers are vying for your attention waving signs, then settle yourself at a small cozy table in this extremely popular cafe and prepare to slurp delish ramen with a sherbet chaser. The YUMMO factor is off the charts!
3. Bar Rhythm Akihabara Denkigai
Overall Ratings
5 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By cammy2307
Good food, lovely people and fun times. Great for tourists as they make a huge effort to help you out with menus etc. Thank you for choosing our restaurant ! We are delighted to read that you have loved our our lunch menu and regular dishes .It is such a pleasure we have served you you great service and food and our entire team appreciate you taking time to visit us ! We are looking forward to welcoming you again soon.Have a safe and nice journey.Sincerely,Bar Rhythm Akihabara Denkigai
2. Kikko
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By nyww2015
Everything about the experience was excellent -- the food, the staff (who are also the performers) and the Japanese shamisen music! This is a short walk from Asakusa, where the Sensoki or Asakusa Kannon Temple is located. The restaurant is off the beaten track and so worth it!
Where to eat Japanese food in Koto: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Imahan Honten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Sparkyfletch
Fortunately for us this restaurant was just a few blocks from our hotel [Royal Park]. We didn't realise that this was part of a chain until leaving and asking for a card to apply this review as it seemed so uniquely independent. After all the Ginza shopping this was so tranquil but as we didn't book they accommodated us and we had only a 10 minute wait. Out intention was to go for Shabu Shabu, as this came up as number 1 of 10 on a Tokyo website, but when they showed us a flyer describing the difference between Shabu Shabu and Sukiyaki all in perfect English - we chose the latter. The meat was fabulous and so were the mushrooms, I'm now convinced you have to go to Japan to find out how a mushroom should taste. A great sense of occasion as all the cooking is done for you at the table. Perfectly timed and perfectly cooked. Highly recommended.
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