Restaurants (Sake) in Asakusa(page 6)

We have prepared a course perfect for welcoming and farewell parties. Kaiseki + all-you-can-drink + room charge for 7,700 to 13,200 yen

An elegant, authentic kaiseki restaurant suitable for entertaining, betrothals, and weddings. The stylish dance of Asakusa geisha brings back memories of the Edo period.

[5 minutes walk from Asakusa Station] [2023.9.24 OPEN] Aim for it! Popular Yakiniku (Grilled meat) representative from Japan!

[5 minutes walk from Asakusa Station] Have your banquet on a dirt floor with a dirt floor♪ We offer a banquet plan with 2 hours of all-you-can-drink at a special price.

One of the best yakiniku restaurants in Ura Asakusa. A shop directly managed by a butcher, with excellent freshness and great value for money!

[2 minutes walk from Tawaramachi Station, 5 minutes walk from Asakusa Station] The best "yakitori" grilled on Kishu Bincho charcoal and the owner's special sake.

[All-you-can-eat and drink from 3,500 yen] 3 minutes from Asakusa Station Enjoy special teppanyaki cuisine in pursuit of the "ultimate taste" in a special seat!

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

★You can enjoy our proud oden all year round★We only serve fresh fish purchased from Tsukiji.

A course with tuna, Hayama beef, and abalone for dinner and entertainment! We also have a great value Kabuki course with all-you-can-drink included!

In front of Asakusa station! Yakiniku (Grilled meat) restaurant unique to the downtown area that was featured on Ad Street Heaven.

Asakusa, a town where adult foodies gather

○Shitamachi Fuwatto Gin Anten○I started making Okonomiyaki using the Japanese technique of Gin Anten.

We only use domestic beef! !

"The Gate Hotel Kaminarimon by HULIC" 13th floor/ French cuisine based Bistro-style Restaurants and bar

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

A 70-year-old detached house with a typical Asakusa feel. Oedo Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) an earthen floor, a water wheel, and seasonal cuisine. A banquet too.

A Japanese restaurant with the theme of "Cafeterias that creates new everyday set meals" that operates as a set meal restaurant during the day and a late-night Japanese diner

Ingredients, soup stock, oil... Tempura tempura with careful attention to detail. A popular restaurant where you can enjoy freshly fried food in downtown Asakusa

Finish your meal with alcohol and various appetizers. A hideout for adults who never forget their sense of fun.