The 20 Best Japanese in Toshima, 東京都

Fresh reviews:

I had spent nearly six weeks in Tokyo, and after asking someone «what’s something unusual I might have missed?» they responded «go to Sugamo. It is like Harajuku for senior citizens.» The thought of a funky, fashion-forward area filled with unusually dressed seniors was enough for me and I made my way…

Ashley B.

松月堂

Bakudan is a quick and easy snack/meal.Imagine a giant takoyaki ball, smothered in a variety of delicious sauces and toppings of your choice! It’s always hot, fresh, and hardly a wait.My favorite is the kimchi cheese or the tanuki. A great savory snack/meal for a good price as well, most are just under 500¥…

Cindy L.

bakudan’yakihonpo

I waited until I went to Japan to try Ippudo for the first time and it didn’t disappoint. The broth here is certainly better than some local and tourist trap ramen shops. The broth wasn’t over-salty/thick and had a more natural taste to it. The original shiromaru broth was rich and had the right consistency…

Tony C.

ippuudou

Enjoyed staying at APA hotels in several locations in Japan. This location is perfect. They do not speak English here, at the front desk, or in any of the two restaurants here, at all. But they do understand bad Japanese.Also, the front restaurant does not take credit cards, or room charges. The rooms were…

Robert M.

助さん

It’s an all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant, but the locals refer to it as Viking, for reasons I don’t care to know about. All I know is, the place has all kinds of vegetables and fish dishes, all kinds of desserts to choose from, and is similar to a Vegas buffet style, minus the meat dishes. The staff is very…

George G.

Sunshine Cruise Cruise

Great place to enjoy drinking from early morning till midnight. Various selections of dishes of all kinds. Counter staffs are kind enough for you to be relaxed even if you come here for the first time.The only thing I feel disappointed was this place isn’t smoke-free (that’s the reason why I reduced to 3…

Tom S.

fukuro

The drinks were cheap, but that’s it. The food wasn’t great and the portions were small. Alps in Shinjuku is part of the same chain I believe, but at least the food was better there. Very loud and a lot of smokers.