10.6 km
Organic Cafe LuLu

Review excerpt: Organic Cafe LuLu has plenty to keep your child occupied, including wooden train sets, a play kitchen, comfy chairs and nooks for reading. “Kids today spend a lot of time playing on gaming devices and playing on phones when eating out with ...

10.9 km
Venu's South Indian Dining

Review excerpt: At Venu's South Indian Dining you’ll find cardamom and cassia bark, cumin and cloves, plenty of peppercorns and appropriate levels of chili heat. Along with the 20 or more curries, they also produce great dosa pancakes.

11 km
Rokurinsha, Tokyo Solamachi

Can a basic noodle counter founded a mere seven years ago and barely big enough to seat 12 truly qualify as a legend? In the case of Rokurinsha, most definitely yes — in fact twice over. First things first: The ramen really is outstanding. It’s ...

11.4 km
World Beer Museum

Despite its serious name, this is in fact a fun, spacious, boisterous beer hall themed around the brews (albeit rather pricey) and bar foods of five major beer cultures: German, British, Belgian, Czech and American.

11.4 km
Shokkan Solamachi-ten

The top-of-the-line item is Shokkan's self-described "famous seafood paella." This is cooked in a wide earthenware donabe casserole, and comes laden with generous amounts of salmon and its roe, clams, mussels and small, pink sakura-ebi shrimps. Just as you'd get in Spain, the rice ...

11.5 km
Popeye

This remarkable pub is a mecca for all microbrew enthusiasts and carries scores of jibiiru (locally brewed beers) from all around the country.

11.6 km
Homemade Ramen Muginae

Review excerpt: The signature Shoyu ramen at Homemade Ramen Muginae is deep, rich, hearty, warming. The Nibora — that’s short for niboshi ramen — is lighter but equally satisfying.

11.6 km
3 Stories Bar

One of the tastiest things on the menu at 3 Stories Bar, other than the original taco rice (¥680 excluding tax), is the banana in egg roll wrapping, which is fried and served with a side of vanilla ice cream (¥580 excluding tax). It ...

11.9 km
Hanoi & Hanoi

The tables — all three of them — are reached via a narrow alleyway, past a downstairs kitchen, and finally up a vertigo-inducing flight of stairs. Outside there are corrugated steel panels covered in ivy, a rusty blue bicycle and colorful plastic chairs of ...

13.1 km
Matsuba Chaya

Most of the soba shops at Jindaiji make their noodles to the traditional nippachi ("two-eight") formula, adding two parts of wheat flour to eight of buckwheat. The natural gluten in the wheat flour binds the buckwheat flour together, so the noodles do not fall ...