Gourmet / Alcohol Spots in Asakusa Area

  • Hand Baked Senbei Rice Crackers, Ichibanya
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 1-31-1
    Ichibanya is a rice cracker store that sells hand-baked rice crackers and Kaminari-okoshi (thunder sweet rice cracker) on Nakamise-dori Street in Asakusa. Easily get a rice cracker from this traditional store established in 1881 to eat as you walk around Asakusa. Ichibanya carefully selects the soy sauce for their famous soy sauce crackers, giving them a mild flavor that everyone, from child to elderly, can enjoy. There is a wide variety of other specialty flavors including black pepper and yuzu citrus pepper.
  • Asakusa Izumi
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    4.0
    16 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 1-8-6
    A Japanese style sweets cafe located in Asakusa. Izumi combines select adzuki beans with a variety of kanten jellies and mitsu syrups to create matcha anmitsu syrup-covered beans with green tea powder, anzu mitsumame with apricot, and even wine anmitsu. Customers can add a topping of matcha ice cream or shiratama rice flour dumplings and try a variety of recommended and unique combinations. Depending on the weather, Izumi also serves shaved ice and hot zenzai adzuki bean soup. Izumi also accepts send-away and takeout orders.

    最近リフォームしたばかりなのか店内、トイレ共に綺麗。ただ、内装が凝っている割には机は普通の机であるし、とても小さい。あと、メニューがほとんど800円というのが気になった。 最もマイナスだったのは大通りに面していてまあまあ良い場所にあるのに支払いが現金のみであったことである。

  • Yoroiya
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    4.5
    450 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 1-36-7
    A ramen restaurant located near the Senso-ji Temple. In Asakusa, the birthplace of Japanese ramen, Yoroiya's owner creates good, old-fashioned ramen with a dedication to quality and flavor. The Japanese-style shoyu (soy sauce) ramen is made with a Japanese-style broth created from a chicken and pork base with konbu kelp, katsuobushi bonito flakes, and niboshi dried sardines and accented with a touch of yuzu. Also recommended are the zaru ramen, specially made flat noodles served in a dashi broth with the added depth of seafood and soy sauce; and the Japanese-style gyoza pot stickers, stuffed with chicken meat and made without garlic. Yoroiya also offers limited time dishes, ensuring there's always something new to enjoy here.

    On our last day in Tokyo we wanted a final bowl of Ramen and this little restaurant gave us the best. Yes, its busy but you shouldnt have to wait too long even at the busiest time.

  • Masaru
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    4.0
    39 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 1-32-2
    This tempura rice bowl specialty shop is located behind the Nakamise Shopping Street in Asakusa, Taito City. The tempura portions on the rice are so huge that you can't even close the lid of the bowl. One popular item is their Oiri Tokyo Style Tempura Bowl with prawns, conger eels, sillagos, and flatheads.

    This is a famous tempura restaurant in Asakusa. Tempura was delicious and the staff friendly and welcoming. Restaurant is small with a homely family feel. Go early to avoid long queue.

  • All-Day Buffet Musashi
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Nishiasakusa 3-17-1 Asakusa View Hotel 26F
    This restaurant is on the 26th floor of the Asakusa View Hotel near Tsukuba Express's Asakusa Station in Asakusa, Taito City. They serve various fares such as grilled dishes, pizza, and pasta. It's buffet style and prepared while you watch. Enjoy their 90-minute lunch service and 120-minute dinner service while taking in a view of the Sky Tree.
  • Ryushotei Nishimura
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    4.0
    13 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Kaminarimon 2-18-11
    This Japanese sweet shop is located opposite Kaminarimon, near Asakusa Station. The long-established shop was founded in 1854, and its name comes from having served Kinryuzan Sensoji Temple. It makes and sells seasonal Japanese sweets including their specialty, kurimushi-yokan chestnut jellied cakes.

    [雷門]を訪問すると 以前は帰路[亀十]で《どら焼き》《松風》を購入していましたが 今回 隣接する こちらの商品が気になり 入店し《どら焼き216円税込》と《彩々194円税込》を購入しました(添付 写真参照)。《どら焼き》は [西むら]にしか感じられない食感&味としての印象を持ちませんでしたが 《彩々》は 一口で 独特の美味しさを感じました。 店舗入口にある説明文(添付 写真参照)を読むと [千利...

  • Funawa (Nakamise Shop 2)
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 1-30-1
    This veteran Japanese sweet shop is on the Nakamise Shopping Street in Asakusa, Taito City was established in 1902 and is especially known for its sweet potato yokan jellied cakes. Their anko balls with bean jam wrapped in agar are also popular, and in addition to plain azuki, they sell flavors such as matcha green tea, strawberry, and coffee.
  • Funawa (Nakamise Shop 3)
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    4.0
    41 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 1-20-1
    This veteran Japanese sweet shop on the Nakamise Shopping Street in Asakusa, Taito City was established in 1902. They're well known for their sweet potato yokan jellied cakes, as well as soft serve ice cream of the same flavor. They also sell items only available at their Nakamise 3 shop, including Kuri-iri Nishoku Kintsuba chestnut sweets.

    Delicious matcha and dark chocolate ice cream! Visited more than once; please note that this is a crowded area and that you must go across the shop to a standing area to enjoy your food.

  • Konohana
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    4.0
    9 Reviews
    Shopping
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 3-25-61F
    Konohana is a bakery located in Asakusa 3 Chome in Taito City. Konohana sells assorted baked goods like breads, bagels and baked sweets, all made from Hokkaido flour, and their own in-house yeast activated with raisins. Operated by two sisters, this bakery and the adjoining cafe is a small shop. By noon on Saturdays, all the bread is sold out.

    注意していないと通り過ぎてしないそうなくらい小さなお店です。どのパンもとても美味しいです。遅い時間に行くと売り切れている事もあります。

  • NOAKE TOKYO (Asakusa Branch)
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Asakusa 5-3-7
    This pastry shop and cafe is located in Taito City's Asakusa 5 Chome area. In addition to selling goods such as their Les Bonbons Caramel of fruit puree boiled down into a caramel-like form, Modern Arare, Petit Fours and Dacquoise Sandwich, they also have a cafe space where you can buy cakes and drinks.
  • RIBAYON
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    4.0
    10 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Kuramae 2-15-5MIRROR4F
    RIBAYON is a relaxing bar with table tennis where you can view the riverside and Sky Tree from a single large window. Choose from a selection of over 100 whiskeys and liquors or enjoy any cocktails that suit your fancy. Their light food menu options with rice and noodle dishes are delicious and highly praised. They also offer fun party plans.

    Very nice location on the riverside with Skytree view. Bar is well equpied with very good drinks & barsnacks (big drinksmenu). the good music and the style of the bar interior makes it a really good...

  • Asakusa Umezono Asakusa Main Store
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    4.0
    139 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taito-ku Asakusa 1-31-12
    This long-established store has passed down its tradition as a specialty store for sweets such as awazenzai (steamed millet and rice cake with strained bean paste) since its establishment in 1854. The tea house started in a corner of Umezonoin Temple, and the name Umezono is derived from this. Umezono is distinctive for using glutinous millet instead of foxtail millet for the rice cakes in their awazenzai. The flavor combines the subtle bitterness of the millet and the sweetness of the sweetened bean paste for a classic Asakusa specialty that remains unchanged. Besides cafe menu items such as oshiruko (sweet red bean soup) and anmitsu (desert with agar-agar, fruit, sweet red bean paste, etc.), it also sells mame daifuku (bean rice cake) and kintsuba (sweet red bean paste wrapped in thin flour dough).

    This dessert stop was recommended to us and near our ryokan so we stopped by. There is no English menu so we basically had to look outside at the replica food display and point. You had to pay first...

  • Hogeisen
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    4.0
    10 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taito-ku Asakusa 2-4-3
    "Located on Asakusa Roku-ku Street, this izakaya serves chu-hi (Japanese rice wine) and whiskey along with fried whale meat, sashimi, beef stew, and other dishes. It is known as the model for the whale restaurant in the lyrics of Beat Takeshi's (Takeshi Kitano) famous song ""Asakusa Kid,"" and the restaurant is decorated with many autographs of celebrities and comedians."

    浅草でビートたけし御用達の居酒屋さん。クジラ料理がメインのカウンターだけのお店。大きな鍋で煮込んでいる煮込みは思ったより味が薄かった。

  • Fucha Dish Bon
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    5.0
    58 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Ryusen 1-2-11
    About 300 years ago, the Zen master Ingen came from Ming Dynasty China and founded Obakusan Manpukuji Temple in Uji, near Kyoto. The Buddhist vegetarian cuisine handed down from that time is called fucha cuisine, and visitors can sample it at Bon Fucha Cuisine. This restaurant uses unique cooking methods to produce a menu of fine vegetarian cuisine. Four different prix fixe meals are available, and customers can buy a boxed fucha meal at weekday lunchtime. The food here is a treat for both the eye and the palate.

    Oh my god, what a fantastic experience! The staff were so kind and warm, and even though English isnt their first language, they tried their best to explain what we were eating (without us asking...

  • Minoya
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    4.5
    12 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taitou-ku Torigoe 1-5-5
    Minoya is based on the concept of serving healthy food that makes you feel better the more you eat, without worrying about calories. It specializes in prix fixe meals centered on seasonal vegetables. There are two types of set meals: the Minoya course meal and the Vegetarian course meal, each of which changes monthly. The vegetarian course meal is made with a broth derived from kombu seaweed and vegetables, and the restaurant can accommodate customers who require gluten-free meals.

    You will need have the reservation before you go to this restaurant. Chef is preparing you the best food that he will need at least 3hours. Kindly understand and make reservations before your visit...

  • Brasserie Gentil
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    4.0
    22 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taito-ku Asakusabashi 2-5-3
    This brasserie is recognizable by its blue walls and yellow awnings. They serve cuisine from France's Alsace region as well as Alsacian wine in a casual setting with bright, eye catching tablecloths. Their popular lunch is available seven days a week. The restaurant is unique in that it serves the traditional home cooked Alsacian dish choucroute garnie with salmon and cod, as well as the classic version with sausage and bacon. Lots of visitors come for this hearty dish topped with heaps of potato and pickled cabbage.

    浅草橋で美味いランチを食べさせてくれる店を探していたら、真っ先にヒットしたのでお初で訪れて見ましたが、まさにビンゴ・・・リピ有りのお店でした。 ランチは肉料理と魚料理ですが、初めて訪れる店では大概魚料理を注文します。 ランチの限られた予算の中で、肉料理がボリューム感で誤魔化しがきくのに対して魚料理は生の素材をどう生かすか料理人の技がストレートに分かります。 先ずはサラダが出ます。 オリーブオイルと...

  • ICHIRAN Asakusaten
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    4.5
    126 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    HK Asakusa building B1, 1-1-16, Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 111-0032

    We had lunch here. Waiting in the queue for 40 minutes, and it is worth it. It is recommended. There are not many choices, but it is best on each option.

  • Hoppy Street
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taito-ku Asakusa 2-3-19
  • MISOJYU
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    4.0
    29 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taito-ku Asakusa 1-7-5

    Nice restaurant to eat at if in Asakusa area. Would not make the trip here just to eat onigiri and drink soup though. Onigiri is pretty small but soup was delicious. Restaurant has few seats on...

  • Tully's Coffee Tobu Asakusa Sta.
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    4.0
    12 Reviews
    Gourmet / Alcohol
    Tokyo Taito-ku

    After a few hours wandering about the Asakusa area, we stopped off for a coffee and cake at Tullys. The coffee and the cakes were very good.

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