What is a Yokocho? Tokyo’s Culinary and Boozey Back Streets
Yokochos are one of Tokyo's best kept secrets, back alleys crammed with little bars and eateries serving traditional Japanese fare.
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A great place to relax and meet some locals over a beer, takoyaki or yakitori skewer. There's lots of Yokocho dotted all over Tokyo, each with it's own particular style and atmosphere, mostly down to the neighbourhood itself. You'll typically find all eateries are fairly cheap and almost exclusively Japanese style cusine, like yakitori, yakiniku, grilled fish, and some street food favourites like takoyaki.
Nonbei Yokocho in Shibuya, a series of tiny bars sandwiched together just next to the rail tracks - about 2 mins walk from the famous Hachiko meeting spot.
Omoide Yokocho in Shinjuku, a busy spot with all kinds of eateries and patrons.
Sanchoku Inshokugai in Yurakucho, a down to earth and old fashioned feel tucked away just next to the glitzy and expensive Ginza district.
Ebisu Yokocho, has a little more of a trendy crowd.
Sankaku chitai in Sangenjaya, a very local scene as Sangenjaya is a little bit off the beaten track.
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Asakusa Street Food Tour in Tokyo Japan. This Tokyo Street Food guide will take you around the Top 10hidden backstreets of Asakusa. Hidden secret street food spots in Tokyo Asakusa just on the outskirts of Sensoji and Nakamise. This Tokyo street food tour will take you to Benitsuru which make the fluffiest pancakes in Japan. These fluffy Japanese pancakes are just 1 of 10 shops I take you including dango, taiyaki and menchi katsu shops. If you like Japanese Street Food or Japanese food in general, then this Asakusa Guide of known and secret Asakusa street food spots should be very helpful in your Japan travel. I hope this Tokyo Guide is helpful and you get to experience some of the Best Tokyo Streetfood in Asakusa. For more Japanese Street Food tours, check out my other Tokyo Food Street videos. For a list of the Asakusa Street Food spots, check out the links below.
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KAWAII Japanese FOOD TOUR of Harajuku - Okonomiyaki + Cotton Candy | Tokyo, Japan
In late January of 2019, I flew to Japan to shoot a video with a travel company. My trip was supposed to be only five days, but I extended it to twelve so I would have time to do some sightseeing and food tours on my own time! I’m so glad I did! This country blew my mind from the moment I landed at Narita Airport and my love for it, its beautiful culture, and its sensational food only grew with each passing day. Come along with me on my Japanese adventures!
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On my third day in Japan, I headed out on an amazing Kawaii Japanese food tour of the Harajuku area with my friend Asami from Tokyo by Food and Arigato Japan. This is a really unique area of Tokyo that’s known for its imaginative food and bright, vibrant fashions, and Kawaii is basically Japan’s “cute culture,” so all of the foods here are considered cute! I couldn’t wait to start my tour!
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We started with a stop at Nespace Omotesando Niigatakan, which is a shopping mall in Tokyo. There, we visited a shop selling snacks from the Niigata Prefecture, including over 100 types of rice crackers. We started with sasadango, which is a mochi that’s wrapped in a bamboo leaf. It tasted like matcha and had red bean paste inside. It was nice and sweet, gooey, and cold. I loved it!
Next, I moved on to rice snacks with a chocolate coating. They were like chocolate-covered rice crackers! Then I had some crunchy, edamame-flavored rice snacks, which had lots of edamame flavor and didn’t have much salt on them.
On our way to our next stop, we passed by the first building in Tokyo that was built using concrete in 1927, after an earthquake that occurred in 1923. It looked really modern, like it was just built recently!
Our next stop was a boutique bakery that’s famous for their cronuts, which is a cross between a donut and a croissant. There, I had vanilla ice cream coated in torched honey marshmallow. There was some gooey chocolate on the inside and was the biggest marshmallow I’ve ever had. Even though it was torched, the inside was still really cold! It was like a vanilla s’more, but without the cracker.
Next was the cronut, which had a filling of Marscarpone cheese and ganache. It was very sweet, and the filling felt a lot like a custard. It was phenomenal!
The hot chocolate I had next was very sweet and perfect for such a cold day!
We continued along Urahara Street, which is a pedestrian street with lots of designer clothing shops. It was beautiful. Asami told me that a lot of the buildings had been renovated to look more modern. Our next stop was a restaurant that was hidden in a backstreet that had been painted with lots of artwork.
There, we were given oshibori, which is a wet hand towel given to customers to clean their hands. Asami walked us through the process of using the towel and calling a waiter, and then I learned about Japanese drink-pouring etiquette! We poured each other some beer, which was very nice.
Next, a mixture of flour, cabbage, mochi, scallions, more, was grilled right at our table to make a dish called monjayaki, which had the consistency of scrambled eggs and had a fishy taste from the cat roe. It’s so different from everything else here in Japan!
Then it was up to me to flip the okonomiyaki, which is a savory Japanese pancake containing cabbage, scallions, egg, noodles, cheese, and shrimp. I loved it. Then Asami brushed it with a sauce made from soy sauce, carrots, apple, and onion and topped it with Japanese mayo. There were so many flavors and I loved the texture. It was fatty and delicious, and the shrimp were cooked perfectly! I highly recommend it!
Our last stop was an area known for its Kawaii culture, including clothing for kids and young adults. There, we got some massive, rainbow cotton candy that contains six different flavors! It was way too big for me, so everyone on my tour shared it. It costs roughly 1,000 Yen, or around $10 U.S., so it’s not too bad if you’re sharing it with friends.
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One of Tokyo's most famous food alleys is at Shinjuku's West gate where loads of yakitori and motsunabe restaurants date back to the late 1940s. It's a street food paradise where you can see and smell the grilling and frying -- hungry, you will be!
In this episode, John and Shingo visit OMOIDE YOKOCHO (思い出横丁) or Memory Lane. Have a look around the alley and shops in 360 VR!
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Omoide Yokocho is most famous for motsunabe (stewed giblets) and yakitori. Why?
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Following WWII, flour was a government regulated good and ramen / noodles weren't available to street stands. Instead, restaurant owners turned to non-regulated ingredients like pig and cow enthralls which were readily available and cheap from American servicemen occupying the city. From this, motsunabe (stewed giblets) and yakitori (from enthralls) were born.
It's much better tasting than it sounds! About 20 shops in Omoide Yokocho still serve motsunabe like they did back in the mid 1940s.
The alley retains its old Showa period charm despite all the modern new buildings surrounding it. It's like entering a world trapped in time and definitely worth a stop on anyone's trip to Tokyo.
This place used to be called Piss Alley but who'd want to eat at a place with piss in the name? It was changed to Memory Lane which is simply more appetizing although I do make a trip to the toilets to see if they are modern washlet style or totally Medieval holes int he ground.
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1. AZUMA (Kibi Dango & Cold Matcha)
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2. KIMURAYA (Ningyo Yaki)
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Hours : 9:30-18:30
3. ICHIBANYA (Rice Crackers)
Address: 1-31-1 Asakusa
Phone : 03-3842-0150
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4. ASAKUSA KOKONOE (Agemanju-deep-fried manju)
Address : 2-3-1 Asakusa
Phone : 03-3841-9386
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5. KAEDE (Dango)
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Phone : 03-5828-8611
Hours : 10:00-20:00
6. TOYOFUKU (Curry Bread)
Address : 2-3-4 Asakusa
Phone : 03-3843-6556
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7. ASAKUSA MENCHI (Menchi Katsu)
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8. KURIKO AN (Kakigori & Taiyaki)
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10. OMATSURI GURUME (Ice Monaka)
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First, we are trying out some Japanese BBQ Yakitori skewers for lunch at a local market, the Ameya Yokocho. Here, you can find all sorts of delicious Japanese street food and seafood! From Sushi to fresh seafood, it's all here!
After this, we found a nice local seafood stall, where you can order raw scallops on the spot! They were super juicy and plump!
After the amazing raw Japanese oysters on the street, we went for a super unique Unagi entire eel bowl over rice, found at Unatoto Eel Restaurant.
After this we went for a nice bowl of beef ramen in Tokyo, it was super rich and smooth!
After this, we went for a classic Japanese food, the Wagyu beef BBQ Yakuniku! It was the best beef I've ever eaten! Found at Sumibi Yakiniku Nakahara.
Even after eating all of these amazing street foods in Tokyo, there is so many more things to eat! You will definitely have to travel here to try them all!
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I've been to Tokyo 6 times, usually staying about a month so I decided it is time I share my favorite TOP 10 Must-Eat foods in Tokyo including the best sushi, ramen and Japanese sweets. Subscribe to my channel ► for weekly videos!
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There are many sushi restaurants in Japan but in my honest opinion nothing beats the sushi chain Sushi Zanmai. This chain can be found all over Japan and over the best sushi for the best price.
I always order the deluxe sushi set after arriving in Japan, for just 3000 yen, $27 USD, you'll feast on a mouthwatering sushi set including blue fin tuna, saltwater eel, shrimp and sea urchin.
Since the Tsukiji inner fish market closed, you can still enjoy the Tsukiji outer market where you can still run into public tuna cutting. Two other major items you have to buy at the Tsukiji outer market are the Japanese custard mochi ball which is a sticky rice ball treat and the bizarre sea urchin bamboo-charcoal bun (uniman) from Hamada Shoten.
It was a total coincidence running into famous YouTube star John Daub from the show ONLY in Japan. An incredible show about everything Japan with over 1 million subscribers. John was live streaming the closure of the Tsukiji inner fish market and asking the locals their thoughts on the relocation to Toyosu.
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Japanese Department Store Food Top 10 at Tokyo Shibuya Tokyu Food Show
Japanese Department Store Food Tour in Shibuya Tokyo. In this Top 10 Tokyo Food Guide we take a Shibuya Food Tour at a Depachika called Tokyu Food Show. You can pick up Tokyo Street Food here but also has Japanese Bentos to take home. Can be considered a Shibuya Street Food Tour since we are at Shibuya Station and there is a standing eating area, but also great for Japanese Takeout Food. This Top 10 Tokyo Department Store Food Guide is part of my Tokyo Food Guide and Shibuya Food Guide Series. I have a lot of other Street Food Tour videos and Japanese food Tour videos so please check it out in the links below. Definitely visiting a Japanese Department Store should be added to your list of things to do in Tokyo. Hope you enjoy this Japanese Department store tour in a Japanese depachika.
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Tokyo Street Food Kichijoji Top 10 Must-Try
Japanese Street Food at Kichijoji Tokyo is one of the best hidden secret street food areas that travelers don't know about. This is a Kichijoji street food tour on what to do and where to eat in Tokyo Kichijoji. If you like Tokyo Street Food, you should definitely check this Top 10 Street Food. This is my Tokyo Street Food Tour for cheap local Tokyo food. This Streetfood in Tokyo is one of a kind as it is very inexpensive and has all sorts of food. We visit Harmonica Yokocho to get some taiyaki, visit the famous Satou menchikatsu shop, hit up Iseya yakotori, wait in line at Circus Crepe and much much more. Hope you enjoy the best tokyo street food recommendations in this Kichijoji guide.
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Top 10 Tokyo Street Food at Kichijoji Tokyo
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4:23 #3 Taiyaki & Dango from Amane - Harmonica Yokocho
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8:27 #5 Sakusaku Maple Chou from Maple House
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9:24 #6 Fish Cakes from Tsukada suisan
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10:37 #7 Udon takeout from Ibuki Udon
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12:15 #8 Jumbo Gyoza from Ichien
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14:42 #10 Iseya’s Yakitori
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INSANE Japanese STREET FOOD Tour of Ameyoko Market | Tokyo, Japan
When I learned that I would get to spend twelve amazing days in Japan back in January of 2019, I knew that there were many things I had to do while I was there. Among them, try their famous convenience store food, ride a bullet train, eat as many types of ramen as I could, stay at a traditional onsen, see Mount Fuji, and sample lots of authentic Japanese street food! And let’s just say Japan blew my expectations out the water! Come and join me on my epic trip through this magnificent island nation!
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I’ve eaten street food in many countries around the world now, and Japan is right up there with the best of them! I couldn’t wait to try some more Japanese street foods for dinner, so my friend Shinichi from TabiEats took me to Tokyo’s most famous place to get amazing street food! Come along with us as we eat our way through Ameyo Market!
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My boy Shinichi promised me lots of surprises on this street food tour and he did not disappoint at all! Ameyo Market was once a black market after the war, but has evolved into a street food market where you can try all sorts of tasty treats, and it’s not all Japanese! Here, you can also get Chinese and Korean food, as well as kebabs.
The first place we set out for was a place famous for their takoyaki, or octopus balls, but they were already sold out! So instead, we moved on to a nearby stall, where we got some seafood half-bowls, which were very reasonable at just 300 Yen each, or roughly $2.80 U.S. The bowl came with squid, tuna, salmon, salmon roe, minced tuna, and some sushi rice with soy sauce and wasabi on the side. The salmon was so fresh and buttery, it tasted like it came straight from the ocean, and there’s a reason why roe is called the gems of the sea! It was full of briny deliciousness, as was the squid, which was also chewier. The minced tuna blew my mind! I’d never had a seafood bowl this fresh before. The wasabi was really hot, though!
Next, we stopped at Arirang Hot Dogs, where I got a dish called an extremely popular and trendy dish called Potatorella, which is potato and mozzarella on a stick. I had it with a sweet chili sauce and garlic. It cost 480 Yen, or roughly $4.33 U.S. It was like a mozzarella stick with a thick, crunchy potato coating and lots of melted cheese inside! It’s heavy and a little sweet and a little spicy, and is a must-try!
Next, Shinichi took me to a Korean street food stall, where we picked up the most popular South Korean street food dish, tteok-bokki, which is stir-fried mochis in a spicy, sweet sauce called gochujang along with fish cakes, sausage, and green onion. It was gooey and delicious, and had some nice Asian spices in it. There weren’t any sausages in this one, but it was amazing. The gochujang sauce was almost like a sriracha or a spicy sweet-and-sour sauce. It was hot, but apparently the Korean version is even spicier! I loved it!
After that, we went across the street to a place with an endless menu for some oysters! You get 5 oysters for 1,000 Yen, or roughly $10 U.S. I tried my oyster with ponzu sauce and a squeeze of lemon. It was huge and incredibly fresh. The biggest oyster I’ve ever had!
Shinichi got some fish called shishamo, which have roe inside them! I had it with some mayo. The fish was nice and steamy, and wasn’t too salty or fishy. The fish are small enough that you can eat the bones with no problem, and the Japanese mayo with them was fantastic!
Lastly, we went to a sort of stand-up bar that sells 20 varieties of sake! I got a super dry one that was strong but light at the same time. You have to be careful with sake; just because it’s light doesn’t mean is isn’t super strong! Each glass is only 500 Yen each, or about $4.50.
Wow! What an incredible street food tour. While Shinichi’s favorite thing was the Potatorella, I couldn’t stop raving about that amazing seafood bowl! Talk about a fresh, amazing, Japanese meal!
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TOP 5 Cheap Tokyo Izakaya Restaurants | All you can Eat & Drink Options
Top 5 Tokyo Japan Cheap Restaurants Izakaya with All you can eat and all you can drink options. This is a Tokyo Food Guide for cheap tokyo food ideas at a Japanese izakaya making it a perfect Japan guide for travelers on a budget. Sushi , Yakitori , Yakiniku options are all included in this Tokyo Food Guide. If you are looking for cheap Japanese restaurants in Tokyo, then this Japan food guide is perfect for you. This is an alternative to Tokyo Street Food. The cheap restaurants in Tokyo mentioned in this video are listed below for your reference.
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TOP 5 Cheap Izakaya Restaurant in Japan
(These chain Japanese izakayas can be found all throughout Japan, but I filmed all of this in Tokyo Shibuya. Each Japanese Izakaya's website and the place I filmed are linked below.)
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Inside Tokyo's Hidden Alley Bars | Tokyo Nightlife
Hop around hidden Tokyo back alleyway Japanese bars (yokocho) and experience how the locals enjoy their nights after work in Tokyo!
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