1632 places found
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Taito-ku / Tokyo
Est. 1969 — a soba shop facing Torigoe Shrine
Est. 1970 — a Western-style diner near the old Yanagibashi geisha quarter
Est. 1924 — a soba shop loved by the neighborhood
Founded in the early Meiji era — a fishmonger on Okazu Yokocho
Est. 1881 — a tsukudani shop rooted in Yanagibashi's geisha-district past
Est. 1808 — over 200 years of Edomae sushi
Est. 1923 — a pioneer of Chinese cuisine in Japan
Est. 1854 — stone-ground, 100% buckwheat soba
Est. 1906 — known for its tricolor "sanshoku rice"
Est. 1897 — known for its thick-sauce ankake yakisoba
Est. 1887 — famous for its buttercream-filled "soft butter" cake
Est. 1862 — the originator of modern tsukudani
Est. 1912 — famed for its secret-sauce kiji-yaki bento
Est. 1870 — oils from around the world, sold by weight
Est. 1877 — a long-established wheat-gluten (fu) specialist
Est. 1911 — three generations of kimekomi doll craft
Est. 1835 — one of Japan's largest doll specialty makers
Est. 1711 — one of Edo's oldest doll specialty shops
Since 1721 — Japan's only vinyl umbrella maker
Since 1951 — "what's good is good"
Four generations of traditional loach cuisine
Since 1914 — curry noodles filled to the brim
Since 1625 — seven-spice blended to order
Since 1926 — said to be the birthplace of kamameshi
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