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3 minutes from TX Asakusa Station ◇ Enjoy seasonal fresh fish and obanzai with delicious sake. Semi-private room, reserved ◎
Close to Asakusa Station ◆ Enjoy authentic Edomae Sushi in a casual, modern Japanese space. A wide variety of Toyama local sake◎
Established for 34 years, special Kaiseki cuisine Special memories in a special place
\NEW OPEN/Asakusa bar just 30 seconds from the station where connoisseurs from all over the world gather. Friendly and lively staff will welcome you♪
Asakusa sushi! selection lunch course top ¥7,700~ Dinner selection course top ¥16500~
2 minutes from TX Asakusa Station ◆ Enjoy a sumo show by former sumo wrestlers while eating authentic Chanko nabe! Comes with a luxurious souvenir!
1 minute from Asakusa Station ◆ A blissful moment in an old private house. Special Edo cuisine and about 40 types of Junmai sake♪
[Sushi restaurant in Asakusa Tawaramachi, established 111 years ago]
How about some fresh seasonal Oyster and grilled oysters?
We have prepared a banquet menu perfect for dining with important people.
[Near Asakusa Station] A true lunchtime paradise! A famous restaurant on Asakusa Hoppy Street that prides itself on its ``salted beef tendon stew''☆
An elegant, authentic kaiseki restaurant suitable for entertaining, betrothals, and weddings. The stylish dance of Asakusa geisha brings back memories of the Edo period.
Asakusa, a town where adult foodies gather
Recommended for dates and families. Enjoy eel at a long-established restaurant while looking out at the Sumida River and Tokyo Skytree
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.
Enjoy Kaiseki cuisine using seasonal ingredients in a room with a garden. We also recommend the rare shabu shabu shabu-shabu.
Ingredients, soup stock, oil... Tempura tempura with careful attention to detail. A popular restaurant where you can enjoy freshly fried food in downtown Asakusa