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TOKYO Food Guide | 40 Places to Eat & Drink (With Prices!)

Locavore Eats

30 places mentioned

0:47–1:21
Shinpachi Shokudo
Restaurants · Shinjuku
"Affordable Japanese breakfast set restaurant where you pick a freshly grilled fish, such as dried ma"
1:21–2:04
Shibuichi Bakery
Cafes · Shibuya
"Bakery with a large range of fresh sweet and savory baked goods. Highlights include a crispy curry b"
2:11–2:13
Asakusa
Neighborhoods · Asakusa
"Historic neighbourhood where the hosts did a street food tour of several snack shops."
2:13–2:25
Asakusa Menchi
Street Food · Asakusa
"Popular street food stall selling addictive, juicy menchi katsu croquettes filled with a beef and po"
2:25–2:42
Asakusa Unana
Street Food · Asakusa
"Popular spot specialising in unagi rice balls, made with sauce-soaked rice and eel coated in a sligh"
3:00–3:25
Asakusa Kagetsudo
Street Food · Asakusa
"Melon pan shop dating back to 1945, known for freshly baked, still-warm melon pan. One version comes"
4:31–5:07
Chanko Kawasaki
Restaurants · Ryogoku
"Long-running chanko nabe restaurant near the sumo arena. The hearty chicken-stock stew of vegetables"
5:07–5:56
Ramen Afro Beats
Restaurants · Shinjuku
"Ramen shop serving refined paitan chicken and shoyu broths with excellent chashu. Its signature extr"
5:56–9:04
Tsukiji Outer Market
Markets · Tsukiji
"Busy market with a huge concentration of street food stalls selling onigiri, sushi, tamagoyaki, wagy"
6:09–6:38
Onigiri Marutoyo
Street Food · Tsukiji
"Onigiri shop with a huge selection of hefty, freshly made rice balls. Options include soy-marinated "
7:53–8:12
Tsukiji Shouro
Street Food · Tsukiji
"Tamagoyaki stall selling slightly sweet, juicy rolled omelette, a handy snack while exploring the ma"
9:15–9:45
Fuglen Asakusa
Cafes · Asakusa
"Norwegian-style café styled like a modern log cabin, with a second floor at this branch. It serves g"
9:48–10:18
Sumida Park
Parks · Asakusa
"Riverside park where the hosts sipped coffee from a one-man coffee truck while enjoying views of Tok"
10:18–10:52
Café de l'Ambre
Cafes · Ginza
"Moody post-war kissaten open since 1948 that feels like stepping back in time. It is known for class"
10:52–11:16
Baggage Coffee
Cafes · Shibuya
"Part coffee shop, part streetwear store in residential Shibuya, with comfy leather couches. It serve"
11:39–12:10
Glitch Coffee & Roasters
Cafes · Jimbocho
"High-end specialty coffee shop with a dazzling range of single-origin beans. Pourovers are recommend"
12:31–12:55
Shibuya Parco
Shopping · Shibuya
"Shopping mall where the hosts found a specialty coffee stand selling unusual aged and fruit-blend be"
12:55–13:36
Kanazawa Maimon Sushi
Restaurants · Shibuya
"Conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Parco with decently priced sushi, mostly made fresh to order. The "
13:36–14:38
Udatsu Sushi
Restaurants · Nakameguro
"Michelin-starred, 12-seat omakase sushi restaurant on a residential street, famous for putting moder"
14:38–15:39
Butagumi
Restaurants · Nishi-Azabu
"Tonkatsu restaurant with a menu of premium Japanese pork breeds, cuts and tasting notes. Sets come w"
15:39–16:37
Shibuya Morimoto
Restaurants · Shibuya
"Legendary yakitori restaurant packed with locals at the counter. Set courses include gizzard, chicke"
16:37–17:27
Andy's Shin Hinomoto
Bars · Yurakucho
"Iconic hole-in-the-wall izakaya under the train tracks outside Yurakucho Station, popular with salar"
21:45–22:33
Tokyo DisneySea
Activities · Urayasu
"Theme park whose themed food, like alien dumplings, character buns, flavoured churros and popcorn, i"
22:20–22:27
Magellan's
Restaurants · Urayasu
"Fine dining restaurant inside Tokyo DisneySea with an elaborate Age of Exploration themed dining roo"
22:39–22:47
Harajuku
Neighborhoods · Harajuku
"Neighbourhood known as Tokyo's crepe hotspot."
22:47–22:52
Takeshita Street
Shopping · Harajuku
"Harajuku's main shopping street. Its side streets hide creperies with shorter lines."
23:22–24:00
Ginza Kimuraya
Cafes · Ginza
"Japan's oldest bakery, established in 1869, famous for anpan sweet rolls. Fillings include cream che"
24:00–24:07
Shinjuku Gyoen
Parks · Shinjuku
"Beautiful garden with a traditional tea house for a relaxing break."
24:05–24:31
Rakuutei
Cafes · Shinjuku
"Tea house in Shinjuku Gyoen serving teas and daifuku mochi, such as red bean or fig and rare cheese."
24:31–25:16
Suzukien
Cafes · Asakusa
"Tea shop famous for matcha ice cream in seven strengths, including what it claims is the world's str"