Izakaya (Tavern) (Solo Dining) for lunch in Asakusa-Bashi, Kuramae

[1 minute from Asakusabashi Station] Enjoy fresh fish and sake delivered directly from Toyosu ◆ Enjoy mapo noodles carefully selected by the owner for lunch!

<Kuramae 2 minutes> A different concept shop from ``McLean'', a consecutive winner of [Tabelog 100 Famous Stores] where you can relax.

Right next to the west exit of Asakusabashi Station ◆The famous Hachinohe Mae-oki mackerel and Local Cuisine. takeaway is also available for a great value lunch ◎

Just 30 seconds walk from Asakusabashi Station! Enjoy a fun time with seasonal obanzai (appetizer platter) and a wide selection of drinks!

1 minute from the west exit of Asakusabashi Station ◆ Excellent value for money! You can enjoy carefully selected raw bluefin tuna and charcoal-grilled tuna ◎ Great for parties!

[Sister store that has won 100 famous stores consecutively is in Asakusabashi! ] You are also welcome to use Izakaya (Japanese-style bar)! We are proud of our Hosouchi udon noodles and seasonal specialties♪

Close to Asakusabashi Station ◆ Enjoy the marriage of oden and sake in a space with a Japanese atmosphere. reserved OK!

[1 minute from Kuramae Station] Our proud “Fried Skewers” is crispy and delicious! The fun-filled interior is perfect for banquets ◎

3 minutes from Asakusabashi Station ◆ The specialty shichimi age is a must-try! Enjoy delicious sake and snacks in a relaxing Japanese space ◎ Reservations accepted on weekends and holidays!

We use fresh ingredients that are carefully sourced, such as fish sent directly from Uozu fishing port in Toyama Prefecture and chicken from Miyazaki.

5 minutes from Kuramae Station ◆ Non-smoking ◆ Special sake lees pickles bring out the flavor of the ingredients. Great for parties and families.

[1 minute from Asakusabashi Station] Ramen restaurant and Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) ◆ Can be reserved for private use

[4 minutes walk from Kuramae Station] A higher quality space where you can enjoy fresh fish and raw oysters delivered directly from Miyagi Prefecture with delicious sake.