Since its inception, Karashibi Kikanbo has been the go-to place for a scintillating serving of traditional ramen. Rustic and intimate, this restaurant boasts the perfect ambiance for a laid-back meal with friends and family. Each item on the menu can be customized into two levels of spiciness. Take your pick from the signature ramen and turn up the heat with ‘kara’, a spicy chilli mix, or 'shibi', a numbing spicy sichuan pepper. Be sure to have a glass of water handy while you dig into your meal, for you will definitely need one.
If you're looking for a pocket-friendly bite in upmarket Ginza, Annam is an excellent choice. Tucked away on the fourth floor of a commercial building, this cozy restaurant draws crowds for its delicious Indian fare. The restaurant offers set menus starting with the Chef's Curry Set at JPY900 to the Annam Biryani Set at JPY1280. The menu also accommodates vegetarian diners, serving a mouth watering array of veg-friendly dishes that can be ordered a la carte or as a set meal. The friendly staff and warm ambiance make you feel welcome at this popular Indian eatery.
Taiyaki Hiiragi is the place to be for a bite of the traditional Japanese dessert. This cozy little food-stand, doesn't disappoint with its delectable varieties of the distinct fish-shaped cake. Tickle your taste-buds and bring out your inner child with these little sweet treats. Freshly made on-site, the sweetened azuki beans and redbean filled cakes never fail to leave a lasting impression.
Onomiyaki is a special type of savory Japanese pancake which is served with a variety of toppings and can be found in street stalls all around Japan. Okonomiyaki Kiji Marunouchi is a Japanese restaurant which takes this street-food and turns it into a classy but traditional culinary experience. Toppings include varieties like soba noodles, steaks and pork tenderloin. Their pork tenderloin ponzu is also quite popular with the diners. The restaurant has a classy and traditional feel to it with traditional screen doors, minimal decor and an onomiyaki grill at every table. If you want a true Japanese street food experience without risking actual street-side stalls, this is the place to visit.
Kaffir Lime is a local Thai restaurant serving authentic down-home dishes in a laid-back setting, surprisingly tucked away in upscale Omotesando. The restaurant offers a great alternative from Japanese fare and is especially busy in the evenings. Portions are substantial so it's best to share with friends. The cozy second-floor restaurant opens out into a sunny terrace that's ideal once the sun sets. Pair Singha beer with cold spring rolls, crisp prawn crackers, hearty bowls of coconut-infused green curry, and fried fish in spicy sauce. If you like your food to pack a punch, this little spot can satisfy those spicy food cravings, though there are plenty of milder options on hand too.
Tucked away in the basement of Tokyo's Otaku hangout, Nakano Broadway, Daily Chico has gained almost cult status for its unique 8-layer soft serve ice cream. The towering cone is piled with eight different flavors in colorful hues that make them fun to devour. If that is too daunting, you can opt for one of their delicious seasonal flavors that come in one-of-a-kind options like purple sweet potato, sesame, chai latte, green tea, and grape. For those craving something savory, the cafe also serves flavorful udon noodles in the store. Come discover a piece of Japanese pop culture and challenge yourself to the towering ice cream. Kids will definitely love this little spot too, making it great for a family outing.
Known to be busy during peak hours, Ikaruga is a local favorite dining spot in Tokyo. It serves wholesome ramen at prices that suit all pockets, making it a convenient dining space for office-goers. Located in Chiyoda-ku, the restaurant serves up flavorful bowls of piping hot ramen and soba that are local specialties. Be sure to arrive early in order to get a seat.
Since its inception, Karashibi Kikanbo has been the go-to place for a scintillating serving of traditional ramen. Rustic and intimate, this restaurant boasts the perfect ambiance for a laid-back meal with friends and family. Each item on the menu can be customized into two levels of spiciness. Take your pick from the signature ramen and turn up the heat with ‘kara’, a spicy chilli mix, or 'shibi', a numbing spicy sichuan pepper. Be sure to have a glass of water handy while you dig into your meal, for you will definitely need one.
If you're looking for a pocket-friendly bite in upmarket Ginza, Annam is an excellent choice. Tucked away on the fourth floor of a commercial building, this cozy restaurant draws crowds for its delicious Indian fare. The restaurant offers set menus starting with the Chef's Curry Set at JPY900 to the Annam Biryani Set at JPY1280. The menu also accommodates vegetarian diners, serving a mouth watering array of veg-friendly dishes that can be ordered a la carte or as a set meal. The friendly staff and warm ambiance make you feel welcome at this popular Indian eatery.
Taiyaki Hiiragi is the place to be for a bite of the traditional Japanese dessert. This cozy little food-stand, doesn't disappoint with its delectable varieties of the distinct fish-shaped cake. Tickle your taste-buds and bring out your inner child with these little sweet treats. Freshly made on-site, the sweetened azuki beans and redbean filled cakes never fail to leave a lasting impression.
Onomiyaki is a special type of savory Japanese pancake which is served with a variety of toppings and can be found in street stalls all around Japan. Okonomiyaki Kiji Marunouchi is a Japanese restaurant which takes this street-food and turns it into a classy but traditional culinary experience. Toppings include varieties like soba noodles, steaks and pork tenderloin. Their pork tenderloin ponzu is also quite popular with the diners. The restaurant has a classy and traditional feel to it with traditional screen doors, minimal decor and an onomiyaki grill at every table. If you want a true Japanese street food experience without risking actual street-side stalls, this is the place to visit.
Kaffir Lime is a local Thai restaurant serving authentic down-home dishes in a laid-back setting, surprisingly tucked away in upscale Omotesando. The restaurant offers a great alternative from Japanese fare and is especially busy in the evenings. Portions are substantial so it's best to share with friends. The cozy second-floor restaurant opens out into a sunny terrace that's ideal once the sun sets. Pair Singha beer with cold spring rolls, crisp prawn crackers, hearty bowls of coconut-infused green curry, and fried fish in spicy sauce. If you like your food to pack a punch, this little spot can satisfy those spicy food cravings, though there are plenty of milder options on hand too.