Tag: 東京グルメ
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PAMOJA, Jimbocho: Tokyo’s Best Vegan-Friendly Onigiri Cafe Guide
Anyone who has spent a long day near Ochanomizu — students heading to exam prep schools, professionals attending certification tests, visitors wandering Jimbocho’s secondhand bookstores — knows the feeling: you want something that’s actually healthy, not just convenient. That was exactly the mood I was in when I went searching for a decent vegan lunch…
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Hidden Gems in Nakameguro: A Tiny Mexican Spot Locals Love After Dark
Skip the crowded, picture-perfect cafes along the Meguro River.If you really want to experience Nakameguro like a local, this is where your night should continue. Tucked quietly along the riverside, Taco Fanatico Nakameguro is the kind of place you don’t just stumble upon—you hear about it from someone who knows the area well. It’s small,…
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Nakameguro’s Best Kept Secret: Wagyu Dining by the River
Introduction: Skip the Crowds, Find Something Better If you’re planning to explore Tokyo beyond the typical tourist spots, Nakameguro should be high on your list. Known for its laid-back atmosphere, trendy boutiques, and scenic canal, this neighborhood offers a more refined and local experience compared to places like Shibuya or Shinjuku. But here’s the thing—Nakameguro…
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WHARF at Takanawa Gateway: A Seafood Restaurant with Stunning Views in Tokyo
If you’re looking for a memorable dining experience in Tokyo—one that combines fresh seafood, stylish interiors, and breathtaking city views—then WHARF at Takanawa Gateway is a restaurant you shouldn’t miss. Located on the 28th floor of NEWoMan Takanawa Gateway, WHARF offers more than just a meal. It’s a place where great food, atmosphere, and location…
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Akai Tsubo Omotesando: The Ultimate Chili Paradise in Omotesando
1. For Spice Lovers — This Is Heaven on Earth! If you’re a fan of spicy food, this place should be on your must-visit list in Tokyo. Aka Tsubo, located in stylish Omotesando, is not your average Japanese restaurant. It’s a chili pepper specialty restaurant, offering dishes crafted with different types of chilies from around…
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Tokyo Station: Easy-To-Go To Have South East Asian Foods!
It’s Tokyo Station’s Turn!!! Do you remember my previous blog about Tokyo Station? Those are my article about Tokyo station. Tokyo station is the biggest station in Japan so, there are many kinds of shops and restaurant. Especially, on underground floor, on the Yaesu Exit, many kinds of restaurants are running on the pass. In…
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Ebisu: Authentic Spanish Restaurant Close To The Station
In this blog, I’d like to share my favorite restaurants in Ebisu. Actually, I shared a Yakitori restaurant in Ebisu before, so here is No.2 to share my favorite. Last month, I felt to have a Spanish cuisines with my colleague so I visited a restaurant called Taberna De Espana Fragante Humo. One of the…
