The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Sadly, the Campion Ales pub that used to be on this spot has been replaced by Asakusa Beer Kobo. Since Asakusa is …
This cafe used to be in Shibuya, but they relocated to new premises under the train tracks between Asakusa and the …
Nothing signals the gentrification of Asakusa quite like a branch of uber trendy Norwegian coffee shop Fuglen opening …
A kaiten-sushi (conveyor belt sushi) restaurant located a few minutes from Asakusa Station.
The closest Ganso-zushi branch to Asakusa Station. It’s just across the road from Matsuya Asakusa.
Kissa Hangetsu is a stylish, spacious two-floor cafe that pays homage to traditional Japanese cafes with a modern twist.
Lattest Sports is a newly opened cafe, bike shop, and bouldering wall as part of the Tokyo Mizumachi development next …
Underneath Asakusa is a foreigner-friendly bar with a man in a ninja outfit serving drinks.
Don’t be fooled by the name — this foreigner-friendly bar is a great stop if you are staying in Asakusa. …
A restaurant that serves shabu-shabu and nabe (hotpot) located close to Naka-mise dori (the street leading to Sensoji …
A coffee shop nestked between Sensōji Temple and the Hanayashiki amusement park.
Sushi Isshin is a tiny sushi shop with a big reputation. Your reward for finding the tiny shop in the suburban …
The Asakusa branch of this ubiquitous, but good value sushi chain.
Shizuoka’s top Green Tea ice cream creators Nanaya have teamed up with the Asakusa Matcha Tea Shop Suzukien to …
