Tokyo Guide > Nihombashi > Japanese Restaurants > Traditional Japanese

Search for Traditional Japanese in Nihombashi

Area All | Tokyo Station | Nihombashi
Category All | Conveyor Belt Sushi | Curry | Family Restaurant | Fast Food | Fugu | Izakaya | Japanese Sweets & Cafes | Michelin | Okonomiyaki, Monja | Ramen | Shabu-Shabu, Sukiyaki | Soba | Sushi | Teishoku, Yoshoku | Tempura | Teppanyaki / Hibachi | Tonkatsu | Traditional Japanese | Udon | Unagi | Vegetarian & Healthy | Yakiniku | Yakitori
Budget All | 0~999 yen | 1,000~2,999 yen | 3,000~4,999 yen | 5,000~6,999 yen | 7,000~9,999 yen | 5,000~10,000 yen | 10,000 yen or more |
Ocassion All | Date | Family | One | Group | Party | Business |
Language
English Speaking Staff English Menu Photo Menu
  • Hamada-ya

  • Traditional Japanese, Michelin ( Nihombashi )
  • The Tokyo Michelin Guide 2009 awarded Hamadaya three stars, recognizing it as one of the absolute best in the world. Dating back to 1912, Hamadaya serves traditional Japanese food in a Sukiya-style bu...
  • Tagayama

  • Traditional Japanese ( Nihombashi )
  • This hard to find restaurant is part izakaya, part kappo cuisine (traditional multi-course dinner). A small counter seats six people on the first floor, and the second floor is tatami seating. Most Ja...
  • Nihonbashi Okotako Honten

  • Traditional Japanese, Izakaya ( Nihombashi )
  • Since its opening in 1924, Okotako Honten has been popular for its oden, soaked in Kanto-style soy based broth. The simplest and most popular lunch is tou-meshi - tofu soaked in oden broth and served ...
  • Sakuragawa

  • Traditional Japanese, Michelin ( Nihombashi )
  • The Tokyo Michelin guide 2009 awarded Sakura-gawa one star, recognizing it as an excellent restaurant in its category. Named after the chef's hometown, the restaurant offers a western-style dinning ro...
  • Speak English English menu
  • Kappou Shimamura

  • Traditional Japanese ( Nihombashi )
  • Shimamura has served Tokyo's society for over 160 years. Prime Minister Hirofumi Ito has been sighted here. You can enjoy kaiseki ryori, a traditional multi-course dinner, from between 6,300 and 15,75...
  • Takenoko

  • Traditional Japanese ( Nihombashi )

Japanese Restaurants Articles

  • Izakaya
  • Izakaya are restaurants that serve mostly Japanese food and various kinds of...
  • Curry
  • If you say curry in Japan, what comes to mind? Curry is the king of home cooking...
  • Eel
  • Technically, it's anguilla japonica, but what you need to know is that unagi is...
  • Fugu
  • Is it really safe to eat highly poisonous fugu? Definitely! There's actually very...
  • Ramen
  • You have probably eaten it. You see it in the grocery store or in the ...
  • Soba
  • Soba is one of the three popular Japanese noodles(see Ramen or Udon)...
  • Sushi
  • You have probably heard of it, maybe even eaten it, but what exactly...
  • Tempura
  • Tempura is a classic Japanese dish. Even if you've experienced ...
  • Teppanyaki
  • Combining the highest quality, carefully selected ingredients with...
  • Tonkatsu
  • If you think you've had enough sushi and soba for a year, or need...
  • Udon
  • Udon is a type of thick wheat-based noodle that's popular in Japanese...
  • Yakiniku
  • Yakiniku is a cook-it-yourself Korean style BBQ that came to Japan...
  • Yakitori
  • Yakitori a favorite appetizer in Japan: mankind has yet to imagine...
Feedback Form