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Tokyo Prefecture, Japan Food Guide: 4 Soups food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Itabashi
Find out what Soups restaurants to try in Itabashi. Itabashi (板橋区, Itabashi-ku) is a special ward located in Tokyo Metropolis, Japan. In English, it calls itself Itabashi City. Itabashi has sister-city relations with Burlington, Ontario, in Canada; Shijingshan District of Beijing in the People's Republic of China; and Bologna in Italy.
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1. Mutekiya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 607 reviews
Reviewed By Ethelcl
We were shopping in Ikebukuro and one of my Japanese friends recommended me this place. When we arrived we found a long queue but less than 20 min we were eating and having our ramen.On the queue they give you the menu and you order. When finally you are on the table takes around 5 min or less to get the food... And then you can enjoy that ramen that was really delicious
2. Tsuta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By ninat839
If you like Ramen you have to go there. We were there really early to get our ticket but waited around 1,5 hours to finally taste the delicious Ramen. It´s definitely worth the long waiting hours, just stay in line and keep up. You won´t regret it, I promise.
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3. Criollo Kotakemukaihara Honten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Criollo honten is the pastry shop and cafe of Antoine Santos who has been more than 20 years in Japan.
Reviewed By Pochaho
They have the best cakes I ever tasted. My daughter ordered for their cheesecake and she said it's like melting in her mouth. We bought a birthday cake too. We celebrated his birthday there. You can dine there. They have table for two, three and max for four people. The staff were very helpful too. If given a chance again. I want to visit the again. If you get to come close this area don't miss it.Thank you for your nice commentsï¼
4. Shinjuku Gyoen Ramen Ouka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
I'm Megumi, the Owner. I believe "enjoying, trying and experiencing different foods" is one of the most exciting bucket lists in traveling. But it may also be a concern because most travelers are not used to the average prices for Japanese restaurants. Fo
Reviewed By mhmuh4
As people said reserve first if you want a seat, but not liking to have a fixed schedule I just decided for walk-in.The restaurant is small (like any other place in Tokyo) but somehow the wait is always long. The ramen is nice and tasty, but it's not something worth waiting close to an hour for. You can get equally good halal ramen someplace else (or even other halal food) in Tokyo with less waiting time.[Dear our customers from all over the world!! Thank you very much for coming to Ouka and waiting in a queue in order to eat our ramen!We very much appreciate it. To lesser and to save your precious time, we recommend making a reservation to our customers.This is a precious meal time traveling in Japan.We all hope you'd relax and enjoy your meal without any rushing.]Mr.Ms. mhmuh4, thank you very very much for coming to Ouka. It's all thanks to you that we have many wonderful customers from over 130 countries.We very very much appreciate that you chose waiting in a queue eventhough ãour restaurant is usually packed with customers and making a reservation is recommended because you can dine in without waiting.ãIt's all thanks to you that our restaurant is usually packed so sometimes booking is unavailable.Thanks to you who have waited in a queue.As mentioned in our title, most of our customers are from all over the world, and on the other hand, Japanese customers eat very fast. There are many male customers who would finish up eating within 5 minutes.Q: From your inquiry â The reason of long waiting timeâ¡The reason of small size restaurantsã A: Our answersâ Foreigner people prefer enjoy their meals more relaxing and spend their time if compare to Japanese. Our restaurant is small, we have less Japanese customers, we have more foreigners so we don't have vacant seats quickly.We understand most of our customers are from overseas, spent long time to visit Japan. From the bottom of our heart, we would love all the customers to relax and enjoy their meals at Ouka.We also hope it will be one of wonderful memories for your Japanese trip so not only the conversation but also we believe that sharing information about Japan in several languages is very important.â¡View from the business perspectiveãShop's design tend to be made compact, smaller because... Japanese people eat very fast (turnover rate), rent fee is very high in cities, so have more advantages for smaller designed specialty shops. Happily, recently we have more foreigners visiters coming to Japan.Even non Muslim people are now opening "Muslim friendly"shops.We're happy to know that many foreigners can now enjoy Japanese meals in many shops even except ourshop.We really hope Mr. Mrs.mhmuh4 and every single customer from overseas will enjoy their stay in Japan.Please visit as many restaurants as you can and enjoy various Japanese meals.We all pray for you to make wonderful memories in Japan! Thank you very much!
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