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Hommage

  • Hommage

  • French ( Asakusa )
  • Hommage is a traditional French restaurant that plays it by the books. The small size ensures that a lot of attention goes into providing good service. A small but affordable wine list complements the...
Sushi Isshin: Asakusa

  • Sushi Isshin: Asakusa

  • Sushi, Michelin ( Asakusa )
  • Sushi Isshin was awarded one star by the 2009 Tokyo Michelin Guide. Located in the heart of traditional Tokyo (shitamachi), Isshin delivers top-quality sushi with plenty of fish coming from nearby Chi...
Yumeya

  • Yumeya

  • Indian & South Asian ( Asakusa )
  • Yumeya is a small Indian restaurant with more than 30 different curries available. The heat level can be customized at 4 different levels, so you're sure to end up with something you can manage!
La Ranarita

  • La Ranarita

  • Italian ( Asakusa )
  • La Ranarita is located on the 22nd floor of the Asahi building, which gives diners an excellent view of the Sumida river while enjoying the contemporary Italian cuisine the kitchen puts out.
Tsurujiro

  • Tsurujiro

  • Okonomiyaki, Monja, Teppanyaki / Hibachi, Steak ( Asakusa )
  • Okonomiyaki and wagyu steak teppanyaki in a classy setting.
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Non-Japanese Restaurants Articles

  • Curry
  • If you say curry in Japan, what comes to mind? Curry is the king of home cooking...
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