Restaurants (Solo Dining) in Kichijoji

Rooftop terrace with aged meat Steak and Chicago Pizza's own brewery craft beer on the rooftop

"Japanese French cuisine" eaten at a counter made of a single plate

[3 minutes walk from the north exit of Kichijoji Station] You can reserved by yourself for a drink or even rent the whole place! We offer a variety of courses with all-you-can-drink options.

[1 minute walk from Kichijoji Station] Just like a hotel bar. Enjoy a moment to enjoy a cocktail in a quiet space for adults...

[5 minutes from Kichijoji Station] Lunchtime with fresh pasta and stone oven pizza ♪ Take a break from the day's fatigue with some desserts

"Ore no Yakitori" opens in Kichijoji on June 4th!

[3 minutes from Kichijoji Station] A cafe Cafeterias where everyone can gather! Perfect for birthday parties and dates on the comfortable sofa ◎

No.1 recommended cafe! We have a rich lineup of color variations ♡

1 minute walk from Kichijoji Station! Smoking permitted at all seats ◎ Open until late on weekdays ◎ [Even adults have nights when they want to gulp down a few drinks]

<Near the station> An extension of everyday life with a stylish atmosphere. Enjoy a peaceful moment with a wide variety of alcoholic beverages.

4 minutes from Kichijoji Station◆Enjoy local sake and authentic shochu as well as original Japanese Japanese-style meal made with the finest ingredients♪All seats allow smoking and are open until 11:00 p.m.

[2 minutes walk from Kichijoji Station] Brasserie by TERAKOYA, a hidden French cuisine with 70 years of history

2 minutes from Kichijoji Station ◆ All dishes made with rice noodles "pho" made with domestic rice are exceptional ◎ Limited service is also attractive

Welcome to the secret base of craft beer, just a 4-minute walk from Kichijoji Station! reserved rooms available

[3 minutes from Kichijoji Station] Healthy Mexican food goes great with alcohol! From individuals to groups◎

[5 minutes walk from Kichijoji Station Park Exit] Enjoy the marriage of food and bread at Bistro that feels like it's tucked away in Paris