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Osaka is not the only diners’ paradise in Japan.
Where there are people, there is always good food. The wonderful cuisine culture of Asakusa has attracted many gastronomers by constantly blending the best of new styles into its traditional Japanese cooking. Asakusa has eateries offering a wide range of foods where not only delicious Japanese cuisine, but also wonderfully tempting Western, Chinese and ethnic varieties to please every taste can be found. Listed below are just a few of the well-known restaurants in the Asakusa area.

Please tell us about the restaurants you recommend in Asakusa and stories you have about Asakusa cuisines as well as your opinions.

Restaurants are listed in Japanese syllabary order.

map will direct you to a map of the area in which the restaurant is located.
Restaurants marked with LUNCH are also open during lunch hours.

A KA SA TA NA HA MA YA RA WA

Name

Address

Phone Number

Opening hours

Holidays
MAP LUNCH

Details

Nagaya Nagaya

1-5-9 Asakusa

03-3845-0830

Monday-Friday: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Saturdays: 12:00PM-3:00PM ⁄ 5:00PM-12:00AM
Sundays & National holidays: 12:00PM-3:00PM ⁄ 4:00PM-10:30PM

Open 365 days a year

This tavern serves up delicious Japanese-style dishes with an original twist and a wide selection of sake, shochu, wine and cocktails to wash them down with. Nagaya’s choice of good-tasting sake and shochu is so extensive that you’ll have a hard time deciding which one you want to try first. The menu includes the well-loved Niigata specialty Hegi Soba, made from buckwheat and Funori seaweed, fresh sashimi, juicy charcoal-grilled chicken kabobs, piping-hot oden and sushi. Three private rooms are available for guests who prefer a little privacy.

Ryusho-Tei Nishimura Ryusho-Tei Nishimura

2-18-11 Kaminarimon

03-3841-0665

9:00AM-8:00PM

Usually closed Tuesdays (May vary)

Kurimushi-Yokan（chunky sweet bean jelly with chestnuts） has been a cherished Japanese sweet since Nishimura’s opened in 1854. The name Ryusho-Tei comes from the time Nishimura's yokan was first used as an offering to Sensoji Temple Tokyo Castella （sponge cake） with its light and airy taste is a popular souvenir. Nishimura’s refreshing sweets capture the essence and beauty of the changing seasons.

Nishiyama Kashiten Nishiyama Kashiten

2-19-10 Kaminarimon

03-5830-3145

10:00AM-7:00PM

Usually closed Wednesdays

Kanmidokoro Nishiyama （confectionery） uses ingredients carefully selected with know-how gained from its history as a grocery store that opened in 1852. Excellent Hokkaido beans are used for Nishiyama Kashiten’s popular Fuku-Fuku Manju （strained sweet bean paste bun, \130）. Famous actor Kiyoshi Atsumi was a frequent customer before he passed away. Also popular is Nishiyama Kashiten’s takeout ice cream sandwich （\250）.

A KA SA TA NA HA MA YA RA WA

Name
Address
Phone Number	Opening hours	Holidays
Details
Nagaya
1-5-9 Asakusa
03-3845-0830	Monday-Friday: 5:00PM-12:00AM Saturdays: 12:00PM-3:00PM ⁄ 5:00PM-12:00AM Sundays & National holidays: 12:00PM-3:00PM ⁄ 4:00PM-10:30PM	Open 365 days a year
This tavern serves up delicious Japanese-style dishes with an original twist and a wide selection of sake, shochu, wine and cocktails to wash them down with. Nagaya’s choice of good-tasting sake and shochu is so extensive that you’ll have a hard time deciding which one you want to try first. The menu includes the well-loved Niigata specialty Hegi Soba, made from buckwheat and Funori seaweed, fresh sashimi, juicy charcoal-grilled chicken kabobs, piping-hot oden and sushi. Three private rooms are available for guests who prefer a little privacy.
Ryusho-Tei Nishimura
2-18-11 Kaminarimon
03-3841-0665	9:00AM-8:00PM	Usually closed Tuesdays (May vary)
Kurimushi-Yokan（chunky sweet bean jelly with chestnuts） has been a cherished Japanese sweet since Nishimura’s opened in 1854. The name Ryusho-Tei comes from the time Nishimura's yokan was first used as an offering to Sensoji Temple Tokyo Castella （sponge cake） with its light and airy taste is a popular souvenir. Nishimura’s refreshing sweets capture the essence and beauty of the changing seasons.
Nishiyama Kashiten
2-19-10 Kaminarimon
03-5830-3145	10:00AM-7:00PM	Usually closed Wednesdays
Kanmidokoro Nishiyama （confectionery） uses ingredients carefully selected with know-how gained from its history as a grocery store that opened in 1852. Excellent Hokkaido beans are used for Nishiyama Kashiten’s popular Fuku-Fuku Manju （strained sweet bean paste bun, \130）. Famous actor Kiyoshi Atsumi was a frequent customer before he passed away. Also popular is Nishiyama Kashiten’s takeout ice cream sandwich （\250）.