Restaurants (Takeout) in Asakusa Sta.

[For choosing a restaurant you can't go wrong with] [Available for groups such as banquets]

Established 60 years ago! The oldest store on Asakusa Hoppy Street (100 seats in total!) 》There are also tatami rooms and terrace seats overlooking the cityscape◎

The fresh lamb delivered directly from Hokkaido is simply delicious. <Horigotatsu seats available for reserved for 6 or more people◎>

5 minutes from Asakusa Station. Founded in 1924, this long-established Kamameshi restaurant is loved in the downtown area. Perfect for a late lunch or a break during sightseeing.

The famous cabbage roll is a blissful dish♪ Enjoy Russian cuisine without straining your shoulders! Also available for reserved ◎

Notice of price revision

Satisfied with grilled meat, Okonomiyaki, and Monja-yaki.

A long-established Steak that is particular about the highest quality Kuroge Wagyu beef and traditional techniques. The space reminiscent of an ancient castle is perfect for entertaining and banquets◎

Just a short walk from Asakusa Station. "Asakusa Toriyoshi" is a restaurant serving Mizutaki hotpot with rich collagen Hot Pot and charcoal grilled dishes. Courses start from 3,500 yen.

5 minutes from Asakusa Station. A Japanese-style meal restaurant in a back alley with a downtown atmosphere where you can enjoy eel and kamameshi. Private rooms and tatami seating are available.

3 minutes from Asakusa station! If you're looking for anything from classics to originals in Asakusa, come to Komaiya! !

[The birthplace of Hitsumabushi in Asakusa] You can enjoy carefully selected eel from head to tail.

1 minute walk from Asakusa Station ◆ For anniversaries and birthdays ◎ Private rooms available for 2 people or more. Beef yukhoe and meat Sushi are also popular.

Salvatore Cuomo where you can enjoy authentic Neapolitan pizza! Party plans with all-you-can-drink options are also available! !

(Established in 1981) Featured on many TV media! This long-established store is famous for its original camembert monja.

"Rare local sake" and "remote island delicacies" boasting top-class quality in Niigata.