Inoue, a Chuka Soba Ramen Shop in Tsukiji
After a wild night in Ginza, I didn’t feel like just heading home, so I came all the way to Tsukiji for a bite. This time I tried Inoue, supposedly the most famous place in the neighborhood. Inoue is a l…
After a wild night in Ginza, I didn’t feel like just heading home, so I came all the way to Tsukiji for a bite. This time I tried Inoue, supposedly the most famous place in the neighborhood. Inoue is a l…
Lots of foreign tourists in Tokyo head to Tsukiji. They come to look around the fish market and to try sushi at the source. So Tsukiji Market is always packed, and since shops aimed at tourists are mixed in wi…
Lately I’ve had a lot of reasons to stop by Ginza. (See my previous post for what that’s about..) After wrapping up my business in Ginza, I walked over to Tsukiji to eat. Tsukiji is pretty much the…
Original title: Sushizanmai Conveyor-Belt Sushi in Tsukiji, Tatsutano in Ginza, Pierre Marcolini, and Horaiya in UenoWhen you arrive in Tokyo in the morning, Tsukiji is about the only place worth going for a m…
Last week a friend came to visit Tokyo, and we went ahead with a one-day Tokyo gourmet trip. Neither of us is a big eater, so unlike some people we couldn’t manage 5-6 meals a day – we just had bre…
Ginza, glittering with luxury brands and upscale department stores, and Tsukiji fish market, Tokyo’s kitchen, couldn’t be more different in image, but in reality they’re very close to each ot…