Absolutely worth the extra ticket! The Sky Deck gives a breathtaking open-air view of Tokyo — you can feel the breeze and see the city lights. It’s especially beautiful around sunset or at night when the skyline glows. The staff are friendly and help keep the experience smooth and safe. You can see landmarks like Roppongi Hills, Rainbow Bridge, and even Mount Fuji on a clear day. It’s peaceful, romantic, and unforgettable — definitely one of the best viewpoints in Tokyo.

My wife booked us in for a pickleball game UNDER TOKYO TOWER! I didn’t know they did this… it was a great experience! On the roof-top of the building directly beneath the tower. There were two courts and an attendant managing thins. She provided our rackets and balls + took some photos at then end. We had the kids with us so they were helping referee our games. There were some photo spots on the room and vending machines, so they kept busy for the hour… There was also a bar / restaurant up on the roof but unfortunetly it was not open. Would have been nice to be able to head there for a biru after the match! Next time…. All in all it was a great experience, staff were helpful and it was a very cool day seeing a unique side of a historic landmark of the city. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙌🏻

Tokyo Tower is an iconic symbol of the city, standing at 333 meters tall. Its design is inspired by the Eiffel Tower, featuring a striking red and white color scheme. Visitors can access observation decks for breathtaking panoramic views of Tokyo, including sights like Mount Fuji on clear days. The tower also houses a variety of shops, restaurants, and an aquarium, making it a versatile destination. The surrounding park is lovely for leisurely strolls. Overall, Tokyo Tower offers a unique blend of history, culture, and stunning views, making it a must-visit for tourists.

Visiting Tokyo Tower at night was an incredible experience. The tower’s warm orange glow against the evening sky is truly stunning. The observation deck offers breathtaking panoramic views of Tokyo’s city lights. The place is clean, well-maintained, and easy to access. Highly recommended for anyone exploring Tokyo! 🗼

We were here last night and the experience was exceptional, a once in a lifetime must see wonder. As Japan, in general bring in the ring of fire and Tokyo in particular this structural icon of Tokyo with stood earthquakes. The top deck experience for me spiced up the experience. As it gave a different perspective being 252 meters above, with its cool IG picturesque effect.

Absolutely stunning views of Tokyo, especially at sunset! We paid for the upper floor, and it's well worth the extra cost and should be booked in advance. The main floor is a little crowded, and features a cramped shop and various brand-related events. This whole area becomes pitch black at night, with glass or glow-in-the-dark floor areas, and is overall a great way to experience the area. However, if you have a time-slot for the additional floor you can line up at another elevator (note your time STARTS at the time listed, not "must arrive by" as the email says!) to go higher. This includes a brief promotional video, a professional photo (printed on a small promotional leaflet as you leave), a small drink, but most importantly a mirror-filled observation deck. From this deck you can see miles and miles in all directions, with the city's drastic appearance change during sunset providing a unique perspective. Whilst it can be quite crowded, people typically move on after taking their selfies so you can stare in peace. It's even possible to see mt fuji sometimes! Upon exiting there's a strange small mall at the base, selling various mementos and snacks, with the exit hidden away and requiring careful sign following.

Amazing view! I visited on a Saturday night after dinner, walking from Roppongi Station and taking photos of the tower from several different angles. It’s beautifully lit up at night, and if there’s fog, it adds an extra layer of magic for those chasing the perfect shot. There was no queue late at night for the observation deck—perhaps because of the rain or simply the late hour. Around the area, you’ll find a few food trucks, a small Family Mart, and souvenir shops on the second floor. Take a stroll before buying anything, as there are plenty of interesting items to choose from. For photos, make sure to walk around the tower—each angle offers a unique perspective. Personally, I think nighttime is the best time to visit for stunning shots.

As one of the most Instagram-y places in Tokyo, this is obviously a place where aesthetics and visuals are prioritised above all else! Make sure to book in advance, as it can get busy at all hours on a weekend. A free-flowing, dark, and fluid space with various rooms and corridors, this museum often feels like an accidental maze. Each room or area has unique exhibits moving across the walls and floor, with many of them actually migrating between areas. This means you might see a pretty school of fish swim away, then come across them a room or two later unexpectedly. This effect is limited however, with most rooms having more of a looping cast of artworks. These are typically nature-based, such as fish, water, or flowers, although there's good variety such as some corridors feature bizarre walking animations. The space itself is dark throughout, although the layout is only confusing the first time you enter. After being in a room once, it's fairly simple to figure out which other rooms are nearby and make your way there. The rooms by themselves vary in quality, with my favourites (typically the most otherworldly) often hidden away in side corridors, such as the "water lily" style room or vertically strobing lights. Other rooms feature mysterious balls rolling round, or large cubes in a completely dark room. Overall it's definitely worth visiting once, although if you visit in the evening the entrance in the basement of the mall can be hard to find! The mall itself seems empty, yet an open door leads to an escalator taking you to the correct location.

Borderless was a fun but a one time experience. It was very crowded but entry with an advance ticket was fast and seamless. It was a free to explore on your own kind of place mostly. But some rooms had more crowd and some required additional payment such as the en tea room, where you order a tea and the art projection plays on your drink. There was a long queue at the draw a fish room so I did not bother there. It is a fun experience but I would recommend booking in advance.

Totally amazing experience. Best to be early though for the 8am or 8.30am. Not too busy bust by 12 it was very crowded. Unable to explain the experience. Totally different as you are in and become part of the art being exhibited through sensational technology. Was fun to draw a sea creature then to have it displayed on a huge screen..which appeared randomly also in other locations..some nice boulangeries in the same building.

This is undeniably one of those touristy experiences, and mostly for foreigners. Is it fun? Yes, it is very fun. It is very pretty. Kids love it. The different rooms can be very beautiful (sometimes even movingly so). I did get lost a bit inside and there were some exhibits that made me a bit nauseated (lots of moving lights!). This museum is located near a really fun part of Tokyo, so it is possible to make it a part of a day exploring this region.

Such a beautiful place to experience digital art. Every room offers a different immersive experience, with the artworks coming alive and even transferring between spaces. I especially loved the concept where you can draw your own sea animal and watch it become part of the art. Unfortunately, we couldn’t visit the tea room, though it looked very interesting as well. It’s easy to lose yourself here for hours. Our favorite was definitely the room filled with hanging lights.

Honestly amazing. Wasn't sure it was going to be my thing, but I've never felt so relaxed and peaceful in here. Some really great rooms, and the tea room towards the end was an experience too. Great staff. I enjoyed being able to wander around at our own pace. Loved it so much, worth the ticket price. We are now thinking about going to the new one in kyoto too.

The light displays at Borderless were magnificent. I thoroughly enjoyed the exhibits and appreciated how interactive some of them were. The immersive experience truly felt otherworldly. The venue is also easily accessible by train, with several eateries nearby that are convenient for a meal after the session. My session was at 10:30 in the morning, and it was already quite crowded, so do expect a crowd regardless of the time slot.

This is a wonderful museum with incredible exhibits and breathtaking views. The Sou Fujimoto architecture exhibit gives you a glimpse of his thought process, his creativity, and his extensive body of work. You will enjoy it.

Stunning museum with a constantly shifting selection of art, which makes repeated visits rewarding. Next time I visit Japan will definitely come here again and know I’ll see something different! The building itself has many options for snacking and shopping and the museum itself is all the way on floor 52 which makes for gorgeous views of the city. Staff were friendly and I felt welcome there!

One of my more beloved art museums. Their exhibits rotate quite regularly, which is impressive. The artist selection is always at the forefront of modern art and looking into the future. So you will find a lot of topics relating to the digital and technology. Spaces are always well curated. Staff lovely and the entire museum seems very organised. Themed meals are super cute too.

The Mori Art Museum, located on the 52nd floor of Roppongi Hills, is a fantastic place to visit. I went on a Sunday morning and was pleasantly surprised - no lines at the ticket counter or entrance. The current exhibition focuses on the work and vision of Sou Fujimoto. The first gallery showcases an impressive array of architectural models, crafted from a variety of materials and styles, creating a visually stunning display. It's a remarkable exhibition—highly recommended !!!

A very nice, high-end museum on the 52nd floor, so the views alone are spectacular. You can also book a combined ticket for the museum and the rooftop platform - though it was closed during my visit. Still, the museum itself is well worth seeing, and several rooms offer stunning city views. I checked out the Fujimoto exhibition. I struggled a bit to follow the “red thread” through the show, but it was still engaging. The museum’s setting provided a beautiful frame for the exhibition.

The Mori Art Museum (MAM) is a contemporary art museum on the 53rd floor of the Roppongi Hills Mori Tower in Tokyo. It is currently showing the exhibition "The Architecture of Sou Fujimoto: Primordial Future Forest" If you are interested in city design, buliding and architecture. There are lot of miniature models and old scratches. It is worth to visit, if not then save your entrance fee. The staffs are helpful and guild you in and out.

Caught the AI/digital exhibition while I was there, surprisingly thoughtful and well put together. The curation balanced tech and concept nicely, without tipping too far into gimmick. Finishing with that sweeping city view never gets old. Always a bit of a mixed bag here depending on the exhibitions, but when it hits, it really works. 🤌🏼

A small-scale museum in the wealthy area in Tokyo (Omotesando）. Architectural style of the main building is modern Japanese. The breath of exhibition is small which there are only dozens of exhibits in each room. The outdoor garden is beautiful and I consider it more exciting than the indoor exhibition.

The place would be better to visit in autumn or spring. I went in mid-October, but it was very hot and humid. It gets quite crowded, so it’s best to avoid peak hours. The exhibition was not a wide range of items. The café also had a long queue, and the food selection could be more varied.

The Nezu Museum in Tokyo’s Aoyama district is a serene cultural gem. While photography is not allowed inside the museum itself, the experience is unforgettable. Children enjoy free admission, making it a great family-friendly destination. The highlight is the breathtaking Japanese garden, a winding labyrinth of charming pathways, lush seasonal plants, and impressive stone statues/ sculptures. It’s the perfect place to slow down, explore, and feel immersed in Japan’s timeless beauty.

This was an incredible museum and garden - particularly the garden - such a nice way to spend some time in nature in the city. I would 100% go again. I arrived right at 10am when it opened and there was a bit of a line to get in but it went really fast (I didn’t pre-purchase tickets).

It’s a magical place. The exhibition is not big but fascinating and beautifully curated. The architecture is impressive, and the museum garden itself is a true work of art. You can buy your ticket in advance to ensure entry.

✅I visited on a weekday and there was no waiting time at all. ✅There was about a 20–30 minute wait to use the cafe and if you would like a window seat, you can let the staff know and they will put you on the waiting list for it. ✅ The adult admission fee is 1,400 yen. During my previous trip, I only had a chance to use the museum cafe and couldn’t explore the exhibitions due to my flight schedule. With that regret in mind, I returned to Tokyo to finally visit the museum. The unique atmosphere of the museum was truly impressive, and the inner garden was absolutely beautiful. I especially enjoyed the serene and refined ambiance of a Japanese summer, which made the experience unforgettable.

My favourite museum among the many I visited in Japan. If you appreciate style and craftsmanship the building will delight you. And the staff, while not English-speaking, making a huge effort via GoogleTranslate, to communicate and point out the highlights of the museum. We watched a fascinating roof tile making demo.

One of my favourite gardens in Tokyo, we visited it during a non-busy period of the year. It was delightful. Enjoy your matcha at the tea house facing the pond.

What a splendid place to spend the afternoon! Strolling the grounds, exploring every nook and cranny. I spent a few hours here one spring afternoon after eating a great omakase lunch. This was the perfect place to burn off some extra calories, wandering the paths. It was an equally enjoyable place to enjoy a nice little siesta underneath one of the many trees that provide shade in this beautiful park. If you’re into green spaces, I highly recommend a visit! Can’t wait to come back 🤗

Beautiful traditional gardens that used to be the falcon hunting grounds of the Shogun. Compared to Shinjuku Gardens, Hamariku has more beautiful water features, including bridges and a tea shop over water. There's something to see in every season - plum blossoms in February, cherry blossoms in March, wisteria in April, as well as a season flower garden planted with rotating varieties year round. The garden also hosts seasonal and cultural celebrations. The garden tends to be quiet most days (certainly compared to Shinjuku Gardens). The open picnic areas are recommended for families with kids looking for a place to run around in the grass.

Lovely gardens by the water. You can tell it’s being taken care of and the admission fee is definitely worth paying (300¥ per person). There are many benches you can sit on, paths you can walk on, lovely bridges across ponds and some traditional tea houses offering matcha and sweets🍵 It feels so calm and is the perfect place to escape rushed Tokyo, in Tokyo🧚

For such a relatively small park, it has pretty much everything that makes up a good park. Ponds, small islands with bridges, meadows, woods, and flowers. A wonderful place.

An amazing tranquil location within the city of Tokyo. Next to the sea so often has sea vessels blowing across it. The ancient gardens are kept in amazing condition. Well worth a walk around. It was 36 Delicious when we visited and we enjoyed the quiet and peace it gave us. It was fantastic in July. I imagine it is great throughout the year. Do visit if you have time. Saw many butterflies there.

A beautiful place! We saw so many big butterflies in the flower fields! It's peaceful and quite. It's really something to do when you're in Tokyo

The quality of the main chef is questionable... the service that didn't match the price, the thoughtlessness and consideration of the customer's taste, the food just came out like a machine. No questions asked if the customer was enjoying it, it was just a soulless meal. The chef's manner was very arrogant, and the owner's fierce look and face, who was only bent on scolding his staff rather than apologizing for the customer sitting right in front of him, ruined my memory of traveling to Japan. It's just an Instagram restaurant that's expensive and unprofessional. I don't understand why a group of 12 would cost 800,000 yen for a meal. A restaurant I don't want to visit again.

The freshness of Sushi and other dishes cannot describe by words, it is definitely one of the best restaurants we have visited in Tokyo.

One of my favorite Sushi restaurant in Roppongi. What's great about it is that it's near my house! 13 pieces of sushi for 8000 yen, it's a great deal for the quality. Depending on the sashimi, the chef changes the type of rice, from regular sushi rice to red vinegar sushi rice. The ginger was homemade and was so delicious. The uni was the best uni I've ever had in my life. They prepare it using an oven. It's located on the first floor and pretty spacious. I'd say about 20 people can fit at once. Some say it's intimidating to come here for their first time, but I didn't get that feeling at all. I was even able to ask questions about the sushi and they answered to politely. It was pretty easy to make reservations as well. If you're looking for a good sushi place in Tokyo, I highly recommend here.

Fantastic. Great sake pairings. Make sure you understand that you will be getting 30+ courses!

Should be a 5-star but we waited almost 50 minutes from our reservation time (8pm). They put us in a private room and brought out lots of food and drinks to us. All the chefs seemed very busy and one head chef that prepares the sushi in the center of a 13-seater restaurant. We had 4 different sakes during our 4-hour meal. The sushi was very fresh. Fun experience with the other guests in the restaurant!

By far the best Sushi I ever had. Not only the food also the ambience is a truly fantastic Japanese sushi experience from my (European) perspective. Thank you!

Incredible evening. Far and away the most impressive Omakase experience I have encountered.

While the food and the chef’s craftsmanship were excellent, the experience was unfortunately ruined by an American couple next to me who spoke loudly and continuously for the entire two hour meal. I’ve been to many omakase and this was the first time where guests talked so obsessively and at full volume without pause. It completely filled the space and disrupted the quiet atmosphere. I understand that it can be difficult for staff to intervene in these situations especially when others in the room are conversing quietly. But the lack of ambiance control made it hard to enjoy what should have been a serene, immersive dining experience. Everyone seemed disconnected, one guest even started listening to voice messages on her phone. What added to the sense of disconnect was seeing a Japanese couple come late then receive what looked like at least 10 additional pieces of sushi each while the rest of us watched. I had high expectations and while the sushi itself was good, the circumstances made the meal disappointing overall. I hope future guests can enjoy the food in the kind of respectful, quiet atmosphere it deserves.

Amazing taste, superb wasabi used in sushi’s. Very good value for the amount we paid

An amazing sushi restaurant with only nine seats, creating an intimate and cozy atmosphere. The fish is incredibly fresh, with an impressive variety. Watching the chef work is like watching a musician perform — precise, elegant, and mesmerizing. The appetizers are creative and beautifully executed.

Truly a fantastic omakase experience. The staff was so welcoming, they took a careful amount of time to explain every dish, never let our water cups go below halfway, and were quick to be nearby in case we needed a top up of our hot sake. The food itself was unbelievable. The chef is truly a master. He even stayed after the set course and asked us what we would want to try and he was quick to chef up some additional masterpieces. While everyone at this restaurant went above and beyond I would like To call out a special shoutout to young and upcoming chef Vincent for taking very good care of us.

Loved the whole experience, amazing food, amazing service. Just the performance of the Sushi chef and the crew, the attention to detail. The host was amazing in explaining the food and the background.

To be honest, we chose this place to try omakase because they allow children to dine in and also fit in our trip schedule. So we give it a try. But we have to book a private room. So when we entered, the whole restaurant was separated into different rooms and because the hallway was very small, it felt quite unpleasant. The food was so so. The major upset was the rice. They put way too much vinegar, so the sour taste was too strong; most of the time, it overrided the taste of the sashimi on top. So after a few pieces, we tasted without the rice, and the sashimi were fresh and yummy, especially the urchin and the red shrimp. Although the waitress was nice and food were serving fast, I would not recommend anyone with children to come to this place. Firstly, the room is very small, and not easy for them to sit with that tatami setting. Secondly, the food choice for young children is really less. Either egg roll, deep fried shrimp roll, or cucumber roll. Thirdly, the steps to the toilet were really steep, quite dangerous to go in my opinion. Overall, the price is on the high side and to have this kind of quality you don't have to go for omakase just a regular sushi restaurant will do.

The place has two distinct themes: delicious fish and vinegar! The rice in their sushi has 2 types of vinegar giving it a very distinct subtle flavor. Their smaller plates and even their gari (pickled ginger) has an extremely strong flavor, making it an experience of extremes. The fish was amazing and well done! Totally worth going to taste for yourself! Service was great, as you would expect!

Close to Midtown Tokyo. Need to buy tickets by machine first. Nice for silent atmosphere in the restaurant.

Pretty good ramen, good soup, good meat but very salty.

The chashu wasn't good. I had the miso ramen, but the noodles and soup were just average.

Solid ramen, good broth and good noodles. A basic ramen for when you’re in the area and need to stop somewhere to eat. English friendly menu.

Very simple ramen. Noodles are undercooked and firmer, which everyone that comes here likes. Not much of a side menu, they have gyoza but usually sell out by the end of the night. Not my favorite type of ramen but is still worth a visit.

When you walk in; the atmosphere is heavy... You're not greeted. Menu is written in Japanese on the wall. Just say ''ramen'' if you don't speak japanese. Had the chashu : tons of meat. Not bad. The soup is good ; the noodles ok. Other than that it's fairly uninspiring and old school. Not bad but not sure I'll come back soon.

I have been to this ramen shop for about 30 years. When I was young, I went by car every day. Of course, bring the children. There are many fans of this ramen and it is always crowded. Of course, the ramen after drinking is delicious.

Tonkatsu Aoki Daimon is a revelation in the art of Japanese comfort food. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted by the irresistible aroma of freshly fried tonkatsu—a symphony of sizzling, golden-brown perfection that promises culinary bliss. The star of the show is, of course, the pork cutlet itself: encased in an impeccably crisp, airy panko crust that shatters delightfully under your bite, revealing tender, succulent meat that’s been seasoned to perfection. The accompanying tangy tonkatsu sauce and a side of shredded cabbage work in harmony, elevating the dish to an unforgettable level. The ambiance at Tonkatsu Aoki Daimon is a masterful blend of modern chic and traditional warmth. The sleek decor and friendly, attentive service create an inviting atmosphere, making each visit feel like a well-kept secret shared among true food enthusiasts. Whether you’re a tonkatsu veteran or a newcomer eager to experience authentic Japanese flavors, this place challenges every expectation with its impeccable execution and genuine passion for quality. For anyone in search of the ultimate tonkatsu experience, Tonkatsu Aoki Daimon is a must-visit. Prepare to indulge in a dish where every bite tells a story of culinary craftsmanship—your taste buds will thank you.

BEST TONKATSU WE’VE EVER HAD IN OUR LIVES. It’s no joke. My brother and I have had A LOT of tonkatsu in our lives, both while were in japan and outside of japan and this one tops it all. Located in a quiet neighborhood, it doesn’t stand out at all until you come inside and discover a homey and welcoming atmosphere. The tonkatsu—oh the tonkatsu…—was amazing. The breading was perfect, the miso soup, unique with its vegetables but was as great as the whole meal, the meat—OH THE MEAT—was divine. It was so tender you could cut it with your chopsticks and perfectly fatty enough to be juicy but not too much to be oily. I’ll come back here one day, mark my words. Important note: we ate at around 7pm and there was no line but come 8pm, expect it to become busy.

We loved this tonkatsu! The meat was tender and juicy, the sauces were delicious and the soup was really nice too. It was a great touch that you could get soup and rice refill

What a great experience! The tonkatsu was so delicious, and the cozy atmosphere made it feel really local. It was fun sitting close to everyone and enjoying the yummy food together. Watching them cook nearby was a nice touch too!

came back here after 10years. shop became more famous, but quality is disappointing. good pork used but unfortunately handled with poor deep frying skills. run down shop without character, with poor service. nuff said

Feels like a really authentic experience. The food is katsu pork, with a lot of shredded cabbage, white rice and miso soup. It’s all good and a worthwhile experience. There is complimentary tea which is delicious. Enjoyed the meal, don’t think I can quite give it 5 stars but it’s a good 4 star food stop. This is a cash only establishment, and you pay before you eat.

We followed the Google reviews and we were not disapointed. The food here is the delicious. It is a small place but they have excelent service. We ordered Premium pork Fillet Tonkatsu (our favorite) and Loin Tonkatsu (has more fat but the meat is tender and very well cooked). Every meal comes with Miso soup, rice and complementary tea. Completely recommend this place for a good traditional meal in a cozy place.

Flight was excellent, airport is massive but the process of getting off, going through customs and grabbing our luggage was phenomenal! So well organized. Be prepared to go through miles of transit to get places with very fast, paced people moving in a quick manner. Loved flying over the city before landing. Just amazing.

Haneda Airport is truly one of the best airports in the world. From the moment you arrive, everything feels seamless—clean, efficient, and well-organized. The signage is clear, making it easy to navigate even for first-time visitors, and security and immigration move quickly compared to many major airports. The terminals are modern, bright, and filled with a wide range of dining and shopping options, from authentic Japanese restaurants to luxury boutiques. The staff are courteous and attentive, always ready to help with a smile. Amenities like spotless restrooms, clean showers, and comfortable seating areas make layovers far more enjoyable. Transportation to and from the city is also incredibly convenient. Haneda combines Japanese hospitality with world-class efficiency, making travel smooth and stress-free.

Haneda Airport is busy at all times — even at 7:00 AM, it’s filled with students and tourists. The place is lively, energetic, and huge, with plenty of restaurants to choose from. You definitely won’t go hungry here! ✈️🍱☕️

Haneda Airport is one of the cleanest airports I’ve seen right next to Changi in Singapore. Very organized and well-maintained, you can do lots of things there with plan spotting at the observation deck. The Terminal 3 is very easy to navigate. Can’t wait to see Japan again in the future!

Upstairs, there’s a Don Quijote. You don’t need to worry about buying souvenirs elsewhere because this airport has everything! I even forgot to bring my child’s milk bottle, and luckily I found one there. The price was the same as outside The halal food is delicious and the portions are big!

Very efficient, don't have to walk as much to get to your departure gate, there are outlets for almost every seat at each gate if you want to charge your phone or PC, there is a hot water fountain if you have your own tea bags. On top of that, the airport is like a combination of Little Tokyo and a museum.

Huge Airport and do much stores, restaurants, shopping, sky, ...so love the place. If your stuck or in a budget there are relaxing places to nap at. I could not get tired of this place.

Perfect place for plane spotting. Can have Mount Fuji as background if weather permits.

Although I have arrived at Haneda Airport many times and yet this was my first visit to this observation deck. I have heard this was the place to have a great sunset photo with Fuji San in view. They were on the floor 6 and one observation deck at both sides. They were all facing west. I checked out both and felt that north one had a better view imho. Although I did check the time for sunset it turned out it was densely cloudy. In the end it was a great way to visit this busy JAL hub.

Take an elevator at the central area of T1 to 6th floor. There are 2 observation decks on the left and the right. The Fantastic view of JAL airplanes at domestic gates of T1 with the international terminal T3 and Mt.Fuji and flights departing and landing at the runway. I like T1 observation deck more than T2's.

Quite a fun little excursion while waiting a few hours until my flight, I definitely wish this was more of a thing where I'm from in the U.S. Even on a hot summer day, you get an excellent view of the planes. People outside tend to be a mix of professional plane spotters, travelers and enthusiasts. There's vending machines outside as well and shade. There's even a higher observation point accessible via staircase if the first observation deck wasn't good enough! (lol)

the night view of the entire aera was wonderful.I recommended to go to the gulliver observation desk at the top. You can see the entire Tokyo and chiba area.There are vending machine on the observation desk.You can see the terminal 2 and 3 plane landing too .The most recommend time is the dawn time.

Has good vending machines for snacks and has a lot of chairs and tables, some in the shade. You can see beautiful landings and/or take offs. During winter, you get great sunset views of mount fuji.

You can relax watching airplanes (mainly JAL and one world group airlines) landing from south, sometimes smoking from tires and stops. Occasionally ANA as well. One of the best places at the airport when you have idling time. Nearby cafe serves beer, soft drink and snacks.

The shrine is located near Haneda Airport. The grounds are very clean and beautiful with many torii gates. When purchasing red seals, it is better to purchase three kinds of seals at once. If you do not purchase them together, you will not be able to get the third red seal.

WoW! One of the coolest Shinto Shrines I’ve visited in the Tokyo area. Reminds me of Fushimi Inari in Kyoto. Super well kept and the red Tori gates were very nice. There is a small mountain up the stairs. Easy walk from the station.

Charming temple that is much larger than it seems at first. As we were staying at a hotel near the airport (we arrived VERY late the night before), I'd done a little scouting on Google Maps beforehand, and knew I wanted to see this place. The history of the temple is long, and not particularly relevant to your enjoyment of it, so I'll let others expand on that. I just wanted to visit because I like Babymetal, and there are tons of fox god idols here, so that was all the motivation I needed. There's nothing else like it in the immediate area: everything else is modern, either a business or a neighborhood, so Anamori Inari temple stands out as a result. It's an island of serenity floating in the sea of madness that is the greater Tokyo area, and absolutely worth a visit.

Beautiful shrine that is small enough to walk with my children so they appreciated the culture and beauty. Suggest getting the pamphlet in storefront that explains every prayer spot. Also got in pretty early to avoid crowds.

A beautiful small shrine near Haneda airport that has a corridor of torii gates and many smaller shrines and gates for a fox deity from the area. The shrine is small and beautiful with a small vantage point for a lovely view. I emphasise small though and if you are al3wady planning to visit Kyoto, it may not be worth going out of your way to be here. During tourist seasons it will be unbearably busy. There is only space for a single file of people and they even have a luggage lock up location cos of the negative impact of people trying to rush the shrine on their way to the airport. Save this location for when you are in Japan off-peak or perhaps an evening. It is lovely but only when it is peaceful. And despite all this, if you have many shrines and the major shrines on your to-do list, it may not be time best spent to get here as there is not a wealth if other things to do for a relatively short trip to Japan.

If you’re looking for a unique experience like Kyoto’s famous Fushimi Inari Shrine, but in Tokyo, Anamori Inari Shrine is a must-visit. Located near Haneda Airport, this shrine once stood on the airport grounds before World War II. Back then, it was known for having an astonishing 47,000 torii gates — far more than Fushimi Inari’s estimated 10,000 gates today! The torii formed long tunnels stretching for kilometers, so dense that they created shade and even protected visitors from the rain. Today, while the shrine is much quieter, it retains its magical charm with rows of bright red torii gates. Locals believe that if you pray here in the morning, your wishes may come true by the evening. Once a bustling destination like Asakusa, the area used to be lively with inns, geisha houses, hot springs, and even clam-digging beaches. Even now, the number of torii gates keeps growing — almost as if multiplying like magic! Highlights: • Walk through vibrant red torii tunnels with a peaceful atmosphere • Perfect quick stop near Haneda Airport • Rich history as one of Tokyo’s former major attractions • A shrine so charming, you might become a lifelong fan after one visit! Come feel the powerful energy, make a wish, and maybe… see it come true before sunset.

It is definitely a place worth seeing if you are in the area. At night, full of mysticism, peace and an extraordinary mood. In the morning, it is lively, cooler but still unusual.

Great way to spend an hour in Tokyo to get away from the crowds. 300 yen to explore the grounds. Nice to explore nature in the middle of a busy city.

Great view for the parking lot of Haneda airport. You can listen for the different flights taking off. Additionally the place is full of fishers targeting local fish. You can enjoy having good time there.

You get a close view of airplanes landing at the Haneda International Airport.

It was great for walking. You can get there by bus. (Every 30min)

Good place to watch airplanes’ takeoff / landing. Also good seeing Tokyo bay. The rest room is normally quite clean, but it’s mess at some weekend due to some people having BBQ party in the park.

Actually it is not famous that should be on the tour guide book. But this place is worth visiting for seeing the planes flying. To get here, I would recommend on using the buses to get here from JR Omori or Keikyu Heiwajima stations. Try to find the word of the bus that shows 京浜島 so you could make it there. You can take the monorail to Showajima station but you have to walk more than 23 minutes.

This park is right by the runways of Tokyo Haneda international airport. If wind direction is right, you can see landing or departing commercial airliners at close range. Designated parking has limited availability; you can still find spots on the near by streets , although the place is in the no parking area.

Nice spot and park for plane watching..dog walking and fishing! Parking available till 9pm cost is 100¥/30mins.

Windy, spacious, BBQ spot, camping site. All of it is true for this place. It’s beautiful, and you can have a nice nap in your tent. Near the airport so you can checkout plane every 10/15 minutes. Many photographers comes here to take photo of takeoff. The beach has quite the high tide. But within swimming level. The information desks are helpful, i had cut my finger during setting up tent. They gave medicine and bandaids with such care. Definitely worth to visit the place if u want to spend a nice evening, don’t forget to take the tent. It tends to get hot there

Saw super nice planes and they don’t let u swim but u can put your leg in the water but be careful cause there is jellyfish and a big field where u can see planes and u can see big planes every 15 to 25 mins

Overlooks Haneda. Peaceful and quiet. People come here to take photos of planes or fish.

A good beach to spend time, watching non-stop flights landing at Haneda Airport. It’s a sandy beach with no swimming allowed but you can sit with your feet in water and enjoy the wastness of sea and view of airplanes and ships. There was enough vending machines and toilets. Parking for first hour is ¥300.

Huge parking area. Free fishing zone . You can stay whole night to rent ⛺️ and all accessories of BBQ . No need to go far from Tokyo. The place is actually a combo with full desire satisfaction 😘

Nice drive through Tokyo gate bridge with a beach view and the key is you can watch airplanes landing into Haneda airport with a close view. Good camping location and puppies walking area. Parking, Rest rooms and vending machines are available for convenience. Ice cream vending machines are available in some locations.

Wanted to get a meal before our 10 hour international flight home. Wife wanted some comfort food before we left and we got tempura and soba! Great for what you get at an airport. Tempura was crispy and light. Soba was slightly chewy. Good quick meal before I go eat something else

Quick, tasty and reasonably priced Tendon (Tempura on top of rice in a bowl) with juicy sauce. The system is very efficient and the dish will be served in no time! You'll love freshly fried tempura - so different from precooked ones. Recommended for both tourists and business people, but perhaps not so for family group as the shop is quite tight and many people would be queueing. I had Tempura of squid, Anago (Japanese eel) and prawn with porched egg in the picture at JPY890. Fantastic!!! Must repeat!

Indeed Japan's No. 1 most delicious and high-quality tendon and tempura.

delicious

good taste

The "Airport Jō-Tendon" at Haneda is a hybrid dish that blends old and new, featuring both classic pumpkin and modern shrimp and squid tempura. A unique and historic treat, available exclusively at the airport.

(Translated by Google) I visited here on 5/31/2025 after seeing a post from an acquaintance. I was so impressed that I decided to have lunch here after arriving at Haneda Airport from now on! The service and taste were completely different from what I would expect from the store's appearance and the ticket purchasing system. Since it was my first time, I ordered the "All-Star Bowl". The staff's movements were quick and pleasant, and the countertop set was immaculately clean, so it's safe for both men and women who dine alone. The taste was the same as the traditional "tempura bowl I had at a soba restaurant," and I have no complaints about it, as I have Tokyo roots. Next time, I'll decide on the vegetable tempura bowl. Shrimp is good, but I think the vegetable tempura here is probably the best♪ (Original) 知人の投稿を見て2025/5/31に伺いました。 羽田空港着後のランチは以後ここに決定！と思ったくらい感動しました。 店構え、食券購入システムから想起されるサービスやお味を見事に裏切っていただきました。 初見なので、ここは「オールスター丼」をば。 スタッフの方の動きもキビキビと心地よく、 カウンター上のセットも抜かりなく清潔で、 男性はもちろん、女性のお一人様でも安心です。 お味は、昔ながらの「お蕎麦屋さんでいただいていた天丼の味」で、東京ルーツの私には言うことなしで◎。 次回は、野菜天丼に決めようと思ってます。 海老もいいけど、こちらは野菜天ぷらがきっとおいしいと思われます♪

Quaint & Quiet little restaurant in Tokyo near the my stays hotel near Hanneda Airport, Good food, pleasant atmosphere, Good service , automated fully from.order taking to bill payments, all digital 😀 the food was as tasty and spicy as Infian food, keep it up Tokyo

I love how it's open 24/7. The service was extremely quick; food was served in less than two minutes after placing our orders. I loved the unagi bowl with gyudon. I highly recommend adding a raw egg and mixing it with the rice. I can't wait to visit again!

This Sukiya is open 24/7 and located across from the JAL city hotels, making it an extremely accessible option for travelers. The food is great, service is quick, and they have takeout options. If you’re looking for a quick meal don’t hesitate to drop by Sukiya.

We just got rejected to eat the restaurant. We've just arrived and sit. It was barely a minute. Haven't even started ordering, when suddenly we were told that no children is allowed to eat the restaurant. We have two ten year old boys. I've googled it, and it showed that Sukiya doesn't have no child policy, so I don't know what's going on. We decided to eat at the ramen restaurant right in front of it.

Small chain restaurants. Good value. Comparing the food in NYC, it deserves 5 stars. Two full combos are only $12. Nothing I can complain. The waiter helps us to order from IPad and served food in 2 minutes. No need tip even though I do want to tip them.

Fast great tasting food at a budget.

We got the combo lunch, in medium size. Our meals came out pretty big and was unexpected, a lot bigger than the pictures. The Meals came with salad and miso soup. It wasn’t bad, I never had this before and it was good. Each meal was about 700 yen.

My friend and I had lunch here and we both ordered the salmon set. The food was really good and the service was also really good. We both added umeboshi to our set and their umeboshi was great. Wish they sold them. I want to go back and try the rice porridge set and the dashi chazuke set. As soon as we sat down they brought us a little cup of dashi, which was delicious. Seating is mostly counter and they have bins behind the seats for your belongings. This restaurant is located in Terminal 1 on the 2nd floor.

I think this is a good find from my friend and the food offered fit my palette and located in Terminal One. I love the meal combo with congee or green tea dashi set. The food tastes so light and comforting and best for lunch food! The side dishes all tasted very good from pickle veggie to fish and chicken to tofu. It’s just my kind of food! If u r flying domestic leaving or arriving Hamada airport around afternoon tea, I will always go again there for a light, tasty and comforting meal! The set is about 2000 yen, i think all worth it from my (low 😛) Canadian standard 😁. I recommend this place if u pass by in the airport!

Great place for early morning breakfast. Nice space, with light and wood, good ambience. Few simple breakfast sets that are good quality food. You get warm dashi to start your meal, then you order one of the sets they have. 1700¥ for breakfast that is really filling and high quality.

This place is a hidden gem in Terminal 2, next to gate 72. Have you ever tried Wagyu beef? Wow! This is a great way to get an introduction to this delicacy of Japan. If you’re going to eat in the airport, you won’t go wrong ordering from this restaurant. Only 3 items on the menu, but that’s all you need. I ordered the Rice Bowl topped with Wagyu Beef and Egg. The platter comes with Miso soup and pickled ginger, too! Very quick service as well. Wish I was coming back soon to try the other dishes. Hitoshinaya hit a grand slam home run. I just had to give it a rating before I got on my flight. I would bring this dish home for my family to try, but it won’t make it there. 😃 Let me know what you think if you try it out!

Solid 4 if they had cleared the dirty rags off the counter it might have been better one style with three topping options.

Oooh how I love Japanese rice. Accordingly the rice was served to the imperial palace and deservingly so. Everything is so petite and tasty. We chose to eat at the section that serves the rice. Free refill of rice and soup that can be drank like a tea or added to rice to make into porridge. The oijicha ice cream was a nice finish to the whole meal although I must say the rice was filling. There are other section that serves soba I think. Will go there during transit just to feel the zen atmosphere and a taste of eating like a royalty! Came back second time but it was closed by 3pm. Last order 230pm. Beware.

Recommended for traveller who arrived early morning. Now opening from 5:30AM till 15:00 (if Im not wrong). Visited few times before. The price increased (1,600¥-1,700¥ JUN2023) and the quality of food and service surprisingly decreased. You can see the salmon is dried. The temperature of everything was not warm enough. + The service quality is like "Fast Food" restaurant. The staff ignored the man next to me and he needed to call different staff to attend.

The food here is of great quality, which is reflected in its slightly expensive price. The service here is good, with attentive staff. The atmosphere is also decent. Definitely worth a visit if at Haneda Airport.

The quality of the food and their service is good. If you are looking for a place to try yakiniku in the airport, this is a place to go. They also help in storing your luggages outside the restaurant so you can dine without worrying about it.

Meat quality was exceptional. Fantastic time with the meal course. Definitely a must try yakiniku while in Japan and it is in the Haneda Airport on the far side of the terminal. Staff was exceptional and fantastic service and meal!

No waits at around 6pm on a weekday. Ordered the Yakiniku platter which have exceptionally nice loin. (Recommend to get just the Premium yakiniku platter with all loin instead) Service staff were friendly helpful.

Was waiting upto 5pm for the place to open up. My flight change made me spend the whole day at the airport. I would say it was a blessing in disguise. Polite staff and warm. You'll get good meat here incase you haven't experienced the beef in Japan. The set up is quite good. You can opt for the set that comes with the meat, sea weed soup, rice, kimchi and a wholesome salad. I opted for the 3 types of lean meat and when the platter arrived, it had the cuts labelled on the meat. I quite like the concept. Thank you for a good meal. Will surely come back with an empty belly someday for the recommended course.

No idea why the low review this establishment get. You can get a good quality A5 Wagyu Beef here, at a decent price. Dining ambient is good too. Service level is normal. But the food itself is awesome and i praise it highly. Will never hesitate to dine here again.

When mom says she wants wagyu before leaving Japan, we agreed and went to Yakiniku Champion. Oh my goodness, what a delicious and satisfying meal we had before taking off to go home. If I can order again, I would get two of the A5 steaks and a bowl of rice. Asked our host to just salt the steak and grill the pieces on the bbq. It’s just THE BEST thing you can eat! Can’t wait to visit Japan again!

We went here to do a bit of shopping - specifically UNIQLO shopping. The sales of UNIQLO are better than other countries because UNIQLO is japanese. But we got so much more than that. The train & station going here is soo modern! What a treat! When we arrived we were greeted by the UNICORN GUNDAM outside. But it was not schedule to change or have a light show. I recommend checking its schedule as an added experience if you are going here anyway. We loved the clean toilets with special sections for small children. The automated cotton candy machine looked so cool. There are a lot of interesting shops in this mall. They had Lego that I've never seen in other Lego stores before. The sale prices of Uniqlo was lower than in other countries. We had a quick and affordable Chinese fastfood for dinner at Panda Express. The orange chicken was yummy with the fried rice. After we had the best Strawberry & Banana ice cream nearby. Enjoyed our evening in this mall.

The mall itself is very nice and there are a lot of different stores, shops and entertainment! We visited multiple clothes shops, figure stores and their many crane games. The mall, like many others, have tax-free shopping if you spend more than 5500 yen. Yet this one requires you to download an app, register an user and input your card information just to get the refund. This should not be the norm!

Diver City at night is amazing because the lights really bring out the high tech vibe of the place. With the Life size Gundam there, it feels like its home to an animation studio.

Amazing mall with a lots of store and brands, and the food such Tsukemen Kyurin Ramen, the soup is very tasty and rich, I love it ! The food court has a various range of delicious food, you should try those when you visit DiverCity Tokyo Plaza

The mall has a good selection of shops, including popular brands like H&M, Uniqlo, and Caco. The game arcade is more affordable compared to Akihabara, a fun and budget friendly option. There’s also a good variety of food choices to satisfy any craving. It is a good place for shopping, dining, and entertainment.

If you are into gundams and gunplas this is the place to be! Huge gundam outside and cool gunpla store on the last floor! There’s other shops, restaurants and cafes too! It’s a big mall. Walking outside is really nice!

One of my favorite malls in tokyo. Because I hunt for gundam 😆 If you’re looking for halal there’s a soba restaurant upstairs , MCD shrimp burger / fillet o fish and a few sushi outlets. There’s mugiwara store here if u love one piece and some popup stores rotating and happening often too.

Good spot for taking pictures of Rainbow Bridge, 4 storeys high Gundam statue and can peek Tokyo tower. But shops are not quite enough for shopping sprees.

Retrosuperfuture! Cool place to walk through and chill. Outside view of odaiba marina is grand especially on sunset.

Great place to spend the day, especially at the Joypolis! Plenty of food options, shopping, and entertainment. If you need to cool off from all the Sega craziness, head to the beach!!!

A smaller shopping center, with not too many shops, but is located at a nice place in odaiba. There are other nearby malls too. It does however contain a very cool old-school style shopping street, that gives a feel of the old times.

Great place with excellent locals to get some retro souvenirs and have a good time with family and friends. It also has locals to get anime figures at a great price. You can find a good food area in the place.

Great spot for food and some gaming. Restaurants, shops snd there is a great Retro arcade we really enjoyed, a hunted house, Legoland, wax works and a large indoor theme park/ arcade. We had other things also planned and wish we had more time, you can easily spend all day here and it rights by the beach/water front with great views. Fuji centre and observation deck are also right next door, though it was closed when we visited.

Lovely place for family outing... lot of play area for all age group kids, one of biggest daiso and nishimatsuyu stores. And ofcourse the beach is lovely

It is bigger than other shopping areas in Omori. 2nd floor has uniqlo that you can enjoy buying tshirts shorts. First floor has kardi, a small shop that has coffee beans, olive oil, watermelon juice etc. it is fun to see various foods. There are japanese sweets too

This is just inside omori station and can be reached on Keihin tohoku line.

A very organized functional mall with all kinds of outlets inside. You can access to the bus terminal or MRT station directly as well. Good location for transportation.

Lovely place. Very convenient

Awesome place to stay at the hotels. Just beware of the Chinese ladies outside who constantly harass you when you walk by asking if your want a massage. Some are very strong on harassing you until you get pissed off.

Has good supermaket, 3 coins, Muji , Uniqlo etc under one roof. Pretty good

Great mall with amazing food in the lower levels, the deserts there are just awesome, daifuku cream cheese cake are especially Recommendable

Saw this at the food court. Their display looked so enticing so we decided to try. Surprisingly, one of the best meals I had during my vacation in Tokyo! The squid was the highlight for me, really soft & fresh. Shrimp and all other tempura veggies were delicious too. Didn't feel oily and the serving was generous.

I had to have tendons at least once. So I ordered at the foodcourt with no high expectation. Surprisingly, it was yummy. It's made after you order so it takes a little time. Thank you for great the food

The tempura at this restaurant didn't meet the usual standard; both the batter and seafood lacked crispiness and tasted somewhat mushy, lacking freshness. What went wrong?

밋친 개 눅눅한 튀김 I cannot find any crisp on the denpura. it‘s soggy as hell. they must have just fried in advance and kept those until they get orders

If you're craving fried chicken and you are in the area, don't miss out on this finger-licking good spot for a satisfying meal! The restaurant serves up deliciously crispy and flavorful chicken that will leave you wanting more. The portions here are incredibly generous, ensuring you'll never leave hungry.

OMG!!!!! This place had my favorite dishes of all times. If I visit Tokyo again, I will definitely visit this place again. There is a huge gundam right outside the food court so.. check it out!

I used to go to their Main shop in Tokyo and was happy to see they have one in the Diver City mall location. Unfortunately, the food and service here are not as good as their Main shop. No gingers, no extra sauce. And when I asked for them, the staff seemed unhappy.

The restaurant is very spacious and lots of seats and clean. No ticket machines to purchase the ticket unlike the other similar shops around. You have to shout to get the attention of the staff (obachan) who is in the kitchen area. No bell to call. They accept PayPay and SUICA as digital payment and credit cards too I think. The food is ok, same as any other chain restaurants. I came here for lunch because I was so late for lunch and many restaurants near by were out of lunch service time.

(Translated by Google) This beef bowl restaurant is about 300 meters along National Route 15 (Daiichi Keihin) from the east exit of Heiwajima Station on the Keikyu Main Line, past Yudetaro and at the intersection (in front of Omori Sports Center) at the traffic light corner. It is rare to find a Yoshinoya store whose signboard is black instead of orange. Arrived at 6pm, 2 first customers, 2 second customers, 4 take-outs. This store is self-service. Order and pay in advance at the reception counter. I ordered the summer limited green onion salted pork bowl (505 yen with kabosu pepper) and set A (raw vegetable salad, miso soup 162 yen). When the call buzzer rings, go to the provision corner to pick up your order. Immediately to the left are the chopsticks, spoons, small plates, pickled ginger, shichimi, soy sauce, and drinking water corner. In addition, there is a USB power source at the drink server (for a fee), sweets menu, and counter. The concept of this restaurant is to relax and unwind. Pork with crispy green onions, white sesame seeds, and green onion salt sauce. The amount of salt is just right and the rice goes well. The taste changed with the addition of Kabosu pepper, making it a little milder. When you finish eating, go to the lower table corner. The pork bowl is also recommended. Thank you for the meal. Came to the store for the first time in a week at 7:15, 1st customer, 2nd customer. From the warm morning menu, I ordered a grilled fish beef small bowl set meal (rice, salmon, miso soup, beef small bowl, raw salad 602 yen). Add pickled ginger to a small bowl of beef and serve with rice. Enjoy salmon while enjoying gyudon. The rice goes well with its strong flavor. I think it's a well-balanced set meal with raw salad and miso soup for the price. After finishing the meal, I took a break with my own tea and said thank you for the meal. Next time I'll have egg breakfast. I came to the store at 7:10 for the first time in 10 days, and there were no customers after me. We ordered the warm morning menu, W ham and egg beef small bowl set meal (rice, double ham and egg, miso soup, small beef bowl, raw salad 602 yen), and soft-boiled egg (85 yen). First, add soy sauce to the ham and egg and leave it as is. The half-boiled fried egg feels good. Place ham and egg on rice with soft-boiled egg and serve with rice. Finish off with a beef bowl with a small bowl of beef and pickled ginger. A nice accent is the raw salad and miso soup. A set meal that will keep you full and satisfied starting in the morning. Thank you for the meal. Came to the store at 7:20pm for the first time in about 2 months, 3 customers first, 7 customers later, many takeout. (Currently available for dine-in until 8:00 pm) To try the recently popular Yoshinoya Karaage, I ordered Karaage Don (regular 503 yen) and Set A (raw vegetable salad, miso soup 162 yen). The fried chicken is fried after ordering, so it takes some time. (About 5-6 minutes?) 3 large pieces of fried chicken thighs in a bowl (& raw vegetables! Combined with set A! Might be good if you don't have enough vegetables) The fried chicken marinated in a special sauce is hot, juicy, and thick. The batter is plump and crispy, and the rice goes well with the seasoning of ginger and soy sauce. Mayonnaise on raw vegetables with rice, and Japanese-style dressing on raw vegetable salad. No fried chicken + mayonnaise this time. I could taste the original fried chicken. Although it was only 3 pieces, it was quite filling so I was full and enjoyed the meal. Yoshinoya Karaage is definitely recommended. Looking forward to the other menus next time. (Original) 京急本線平和島駅東口から国道15号(第一京浜)沿い約300m、ゆで太郎を過ぎ交差点(大森スポーツセンター前)信号角地の牛丼屋さん。看板がオレンジでは無く黒の吉野家さんは珍しい。18時来店、先客2、後客2，テークアウト4。こちらのお店はセルフサービス方式。受付カウンターで注文、先払い。夏期限定 ねぎ塩豚丼 並(かぼす胡椒付き 505円)、Aセット(生野菜サラダ、みそ汁 162円)注文。呼出しブザーが鳴ったら提供コーナーへ受取りに。直ぐ左側に箸やスプーン、小皿、紅生姜、七味、醤油、 飲料水コーナーが集約。更にドリンクサーバー(有料)やスイーツメニュー、カウンターにはUSB電源が有ります。ゆったりくつろぐがコンセプトのお店みたいです。シャキシャキのねぎに白胡麻、ねぎ塩ダレの豚肉。塩加減が丁度良くご飯が進む旨さです。別添えのかぼす胡椒で味変、少しマイルドに成った感じ。食べ終えたら下膳コーナーへ。豚丼もお薦めです。ごちそうさまでした。 1週間ぶり7時15分来店、先客1、後客2。あったか朝定メニューから、焼魚牛小鉢定食(ご飯、鮭、みそ汁、牛小鉢、生サラダ 602円)注文。牛小鉢に紅生姜を盛りご飯へ。牛丼を味わいながら鮭を。しっかりした味わいでご飯が進みます。価格的に生サラダとみそ汁でバランスの取れた定食だと思います。完食後セルフのお茶で一息、ごちそうさまでした。次回はエッグで朝食を。 10日ぶり7時10分来店、先客後客0。あったか朝定メニュー、Wハムエッグ牛小鉢定食(ご飯、ハムエッグ2倍、みそ汁、牛小鉢、生サラダ 602円)、半熟玉子(85円)注文。先ずはハムエッグに醤油をかけそのままで。目玉焼きの半熟加減が良い感じ。半熟玉子かけご飯にハムエッグを乗せてご飯と一緒に。〆は牛小鉢と紅生姜で牛丼に。生サラダとみそ汁が良いアクセント。朝から満腹満足の定食です。ごちそうさまでした。 約2ヶ月ぶり19時20分来店、先客3、後客7、テイクアウト多数。(現在イートインは20時まで) 最近人気の吉野家から揚げを試しに、から揚げ丼(並 503円)、Aセット(生野菜サラダ、みそ汁 162円)注文。から揚げは注文してから揚げるので少々時間が掛かります。(5～6分位？) 丼に大きめな鶏もも肉のから揚げが3個(&生野菜！Aセットとかぶった！野菜不足には良いかも) 特製タレで漬け込んだから揚げは熱々ジューシー、肉厚プリプリで衣はサクサク、生姜と醤油の味付けでご飯が進みます。ご飯の生野菜にマヨネーズ、生野菜サラダには和風ドレッシングで。から揚げ+マヨネーズは今回は無し。から揚げ本来を味わえました。3個ですがボリューム有るので満腹、ごちそうさまでした。吉野家から揚げは確かにお勧めです。他メニューは次回の楽しみに。

(Translated by Google) I visited the former Yoshinoya store as it was renovated in early May 2025. This will be a comparative review with the previous store, but I will write it down. [Good points] You can enter the store, sit down, and order using a tablet, so you can order without waiting. [Points that caught my attention] ・As it has become narrower, there are some areas that may impede the flow of traffic. ・The space inside the store while waiting for takeout is small. ・It is difficult to understand whether takeout can be received from outside or only inside. ・Is there a parking space for people on bicycles? ・The seasoning space was shared in one place before, but this time there is only one space. Overall, it has become more compact than last time, and there are only two table seats, giving the impression that it is mainly for individuals and takeout rather than multiple people. (Original) 以前の吉野家が2025年5月頭に店舗リニューアルしたとのことで訪問。前の店舗との比較レビューになってしまいますが記載します 【良い点】 店内に入り、席に座ってタブレット注文可能なため待ちなく注文できる。 【気になった点】 ・狭くなったため、動線の支障になる部分あり ・テイクアウト待ちの店内スペースは狭い ・テイクアウトは外から受け取れるのか中でしか受け取れないのか分かりづらい ・自転車の人は駐輪スペースあり？ ・調味料スペースなどが前も1箇所共有だったが、今回も1箇所のみ 総じて前回からはコンパクトになり、テーブル席は2席しかなく、複数人というより個人向けとテイクアウトメインなのかなという印象です。

(Translated by Google) I went there for lunch. It's about a 5-minute walk from Keikyu Heiwajima Station, and the store is spacious. Order at the counter on the right side of the entrance, pick up your order, and then eat in at an available seat. When you receive your order, there are no cutlery such as chopsticks or spoons, so you take them out from the cupboard next to the counter. Red ginger and shichimi are also here, so if you don't notice, you'll have to go back and forth many times (many people actually do this), so be careful. The taste is the same since it's a chain restaurant, but the gyudon has less soup and the rice has more water. The pork soup had a lot of vegetables, carrots and lotus roots, and only one or two daikon radish and taro.There was no meat, and the soup was so muddy that I couldn't drink it all. The customer base is chaotic, typical of Heiwa Island, including Kuchara and old men who are always clicking their tongues. Personally, I won't go to Yoshinoya again because it's a failure. (Original) ランチで行ってきました。 京急平和島駅から徒歩5分くらいの場所で店内は広いです。 入口入り右側にあるカウンターで注文、受け取り後、空いている席でイートインします。受け取り時には箸、スプーンなどの食器は無く、カウンター横にある食器棚から取り出します。紅生姜や七味もここにあるので気付かないと何度も往復する(実際している人が多い)ので要注意。 味はチェーン店なので同じですが牛丼は汁が少なくご飯は水分多め。豚汁は野菜がニンジン、レンコンが多く、大根、里芋は1～2個だけ、肉は欠片も無く汁はドロドロだったので全部飲み干せず。 客層は平和島らしく、クチャラー、常に舌打ちしている爺さんなどカオスです。 個人的にはハズレ吉野家なので二度と行きません。

(Translated by Google) It's a bit annoying that the condiments aren't near your seat. (Original) 調味料が席の近くにないのが、ちょっと面倒臭い。

(Translated by Google) I waited 40 minutes, but my food still didn't arrive. 😭😭😭 I ordered a barley and grated yam bowl at the restaurant around 12:30 pm on a weekday, but after 40 minutes, my food still hadn't arrived, so I canceled my order and left. The restaurant wasn't full, only about 20% of the seats were occupied. Other customers were also waiting at least 15 minutes for their food. My lunch break at work ended, so I had to work an afternoon shift without lunch. Can they really advertise this as "cheap, fast, and delicious"? (Original) 40分待っても料理が来ませんでした😭😭😭 平日昼の12時半頃に店内で麦とろ丼を注文したが、40分待っても料理が来なかったので、キャンセルして退店しました。 満席ではなく2割程度席が埋まっているくらいでした。他の客も最低でも15分程度は料理を待っていました。 会社のお昼休みが終わってしまい、お昼なしで午後勤務になりました。 これで「やすい、はやい、うまい」とか謳っているってマジ？

(Translated by Google) This stylishly renovated restaurant features a drink bar, fried chicken, and power outlets and USB ports, so you can stay longer. Order using a tablet and pay later. (Original) リニューアル後お洒落内装店舗 ドリンクバーあり からあげあり コンセント、USBポートがあるので長居も可能。 tablet注文からセルフ方式で後払いとなります。

The fish and seafood used are of exceptional quality and freshness. We were served by a younger chef who can communicate with us in simple English and Cantonese. Our price included a set menu and other sushi dishes.

Really fresh sushi. Worth the wait in line. You do their set menu and then you can add extra fish at the end. Very fair price for the quality. Walk through the elevated hallway coming out of the train station and then take the ramp down across the street from the fish market. You can't get to it from the street on the ground level. It's small so come with maybe 2 people tops.

Sushi was so good! We woke up at 4 AM due to jet lag and decided to try another Michelin sushi restaurant, but it was already fully booked for the 6 AM spot. Luckily, my husband had saved this place as plan B — and we were so glad he did! They had only two tables left, so we walked in right at 6 AM without a reservation. When we left, there was already a long line outside! Definitely recommend making a reservation or arriving early. They don’t have a menu, and the staff speak limited English, so we were a bit confused at first — we didn’t realize it was an omakase restaurant, which might have been our mistake. The chef simply started serving — about six plates of sushi, each with two pieces. Every bite was incredible: so fresh, soft, and melt in your mouth yet slightly chewy, with a subtle sweetness that lingered at the end. It was our first sushi meal in Japan, and honestly, I don’t think we’ll ever find this level of quality back in the U.S. It was absolutely worth waking up early for! Highly recommend this place — though it would be even better if they provided a little information about each type of sushi as they serve. The chef handled two tables (about six people total), so he couldn’t give detailed explanations — but the sushi quality more than made up for it!

There was already a queue when I arrived around 9:30am. I went for the omakase, and every piece of sushi was fresh with generous cuts of sashimi. The staff were attentive, even topping up the ginger regularly. I highly recommend ordering a few extra pieces à la carte, the sushi is so good, one round just isn’t enough.

Oh my, happiness to the extreme with this place ! We got there at just after 0800 (it opens at 0600) after following advise from a highly regarded foodie. 10 min wait and we were allowed into this very tiny sushi Heaven with the U shaped counter. I wish we could create tangible ways to memorialize tastes and scents the same way we treasure photos and audio recordings. Beautifully presented. Fresh, melt in your mouth pieces. Get the omakase, you will not regret it . Can get with or without wasabi. Staff are friendly, professional, and our chef was horrified to find out there were such creations in the U.S. that mixed sushi with cream cheese (ie the Philadelphia roll). We ordered a few more pieces (Aji) after the omakase so our bill was a bit higher. You will need to leave your suitcases and umbrellas outside. But, as this is Japan, no one was worried about theft. Hours are : 0600-1400 Closed on Tuesday. Some photos :

Just had sushi for breakfast for the first time, and it was amazing! Daiwa Sushi near Toyosu Market starts serving at 6am, but expect a line. The service is top-notch, and the sushi is super fresh. Definitely worth it for the quality. Highly recommended! 🍣

“The Best Sushi in Tokyo!” With the omakase course including several cups of sake, it cost around 10,000 yen per person. It was so delicious that I definitely want to visit again. If you’re coming to see the Tsukiji Market, this is a must-visit spot. Be sure to enjoy it with some chilled sake—sake really enhances the flavor of the sushi!

Came here to soak in the hot springs and have dinner. The hot springs were really nice, although crowded -- admission is cheaper in the evening, which is when I went, so there were many people. There was a large selection of food and the atmosphere was really nice. The festival-like games were neat but definitely geared more towards children. Would definitely recommend for families with children.

We love this place much. Great place for relaxing and to cure the tiredness after long travel around the town. Checking in was easy. I get to wear my first yukata, we get to choose the design. This place has a lot of hot bath which able to accommodate large crowd of customer. However hot bath temperature is too high for me. Foot soak is fun and temperature was good. We paid an extra amount for the salt rock sauna, it was uncomfortable at first because sleeping on the hard rock, but after a while, I can definitely feel that my body is lighten with toxin.. After the hot bath, they provide facilities for shower and drying which fully equipped. Besides, they have a great variety of food and the price is much cheaper than outside. They are delicious and fresh. You will never get hungry in there. Besides, they do provide free water and green tea, you will never get dehydrated. They also have a large rest area, with massage chair and television. I feel relaxed and asleep. Checkout was easy too. Entrance ticket fees is definitely worth the price which you can the entire day without noticing.

An onsen themed park with many food, drinks and games stalls built into the park. It has many pools and an outdoor area for foot spa. The food here is great and portion is good too. You can spend half a day here and be well rested and entertained. Good for groups and couples to come. The spa is sodium chloride water and there are 4 types of pool. The less hot, the more hot, the cold and the outdoors. There is a steam sauna and a jacuzzi in there too. You can spend an hour in there to recover from your tiredness and stress. After that you can enjoy yourselves with the many restaurants and games stalls around. The staff here are all English friendly and very hospitable. A 5 star experience for me.

An amazing experience. A great hot spring theme park if you are in Tokyo. The springs are refreshing and there is enough space to accommodate the many people there. There are also massages, thought they are fairly pricey. Many great food options in the main area, all very delicious and not too expensive. You also wear a traditional clothing. A great way to relax and have fun at the same time! Highly recommended!

This is a very cool place to spend an afternoon! Plenty of food selections, Japanese festival games, and the beer is pretty good, too! There's an outdoor rocky stream walk, they claim that it's an excellent foot massage; if you have tender feet like me, it will be more torturous than therapeutic! The baths are pretty standard fare as far as onsen go, but they are nice all the same. The baths are mostly indoor, but there are a couple of outdoor soaking pools.

This is a great place to relax and escape from the hustle and bustle from the city. Once you enter, you can spend the whole day here and use the facilities as much as you want. There are different baths which provide different benefits with water pumped from natural underground volcanic springs. There are various food stalls and the prices are not too expensive. There's also an area with reclining chairs to lie down and relax/sleep if you want to take a break from the spa/baths.

Great place to visit while in Tokyo. Hint : there is a discounted price after 6 pm! We went on a Saturday night and there were a lot of people, without feeling too crowded because it is a big place. The baths are very nice, especially the outside part. There are instructions in English everywhere, so it's a smooth experience even it's your first time at an onsen. There are plenty of food options available at reasonable prices (more expensive than outside, but not extortionate). Basically, the entrance fee covers entry to all public areas which include dining room and food court, tatami room, male and female baths, mixed outdoors foot bath area, and a room with lounging chairs and TVs for relaxing. Other services (massages and other such treatments) come as extras. You wear a bracelet with a key to your locker and a bar code which is scanned every time you buy food or a service, and you pay the total bill at the end. Overall, I highly recommend this place to anyone staying in Tokyo!

Great park to see shorebirds and waterfowl! Sure it is close to some industrial areas and the airport but that doesn't take away from the experience. The Nature Centre is really nice with good blinds. The trails in the park also have a good selection of blinds to sit quietly and watch the multitude of birds.

It’s located close to haneda airport. There’s bus line between station and park but only two buses per an hour. But if you have to wait why not walking? It took about less than 20 minutes. There’s entrance fee about 300 yen. There are 4 huts that you could sit and observe. Also some open areas. A natural center. I met quite a few of birds herons cormorants mallards and lots of tsubame flying about. I have been visiting bird watching or bird sanctuary around the Tokyo area. By far this is the most satisfying place. Of all the rest maybe depending on the timing of visit I didn’t get to meet variety of birds.

This is a lovely green oasis with bird blinds and a large nature centre, within a short walking distance of the Tokyo monorail. We went there from Haneda airport while waiting for a flight. It's free, well-tended, quiet, and if you have a telephoto lens, a great place for taking pictures.

Visited late morning/afternoon. Several excellent observation huts and blinds that make birdwatching and photography easy and comfortable. The huts felt significantly cooler inside which was a very nice reprieve from the heat. There is ambient industrial/city noise but I did not feel that it affected the experience. Ample opportunity for birding in silence. There are vending machines with drinks and snacks and the facilities were well maintained.

A lovely little park - great for tourists who forgot to pack their binoculars as it has free rental! There is a nice enclosed building with information about the local birds, and quiet places to sit and watch them.

The place is nice and you can take a fresh breath out of busy Tokyo city.. But unfortunately I didn't see many birds.. I t is true that there are lots of birds but they are a bit far from the visitors accessible area.. So you need a pro cam to take photos or binoculars to see them properly.. The time I was visiting, one viewing spot was closed due to some repair. Haneda airport is near, so u can always see airplanes in the sky taking circles.. Lovely place.

いい公園！ I liked visiting this park. The views are great and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable.

Nice big park, open spaces, places for children to play, picnic blankets to be laid down, even some large ish trees to provide shade, sandy beach. Only downer is the view across the water is not particularly nice. Lots of sports fields nearby, other parks close as well. Surprisingly nice for the area you walk through to get there.

One of my all time favorite places to enjoy the sun in Ota-ku. If I'm not walking or running along the Tama, you can find me soaking up the sun here. For a perfect weekday afternoon I recommend swinging by the nearby Lawson for a few snacks and maybe a crisp local microbrew on the beach. If you are there on the weekend then you should be able to take advantage of the cafe on-site.

Nice place to have a picnic near the sea

Beautiful park. lots of people come here for a walk, jogging, children for playing,walking their pets etc.You can also sit under a tree and prepare calmly.

Big park and beach. There are soccer court and baseball court. Many kids are playing.

Awesome beach park. Best choice on a good weather day

Nice park with lot’s of sakura trees & artificial beach. Jogging & cycling roads available. In the park you can have your own tent too! Lot’s of sitting places where we can enjoy sea & views of landing planes to Haneda airport.

Good range of shops, up to the 7th floor. Be ready to face lines and crowded shops during weekend

Our favourite place here is the small fun park on the top floor of this plaza. Kids favourite is the small train ridee.

Good place for shopping. Lots of shops available. Station is nearby. Lots of food places nearby

It's a bit weird because it directly connects with Granduo, and you might not realized when you go from one to the other. It's been slowly undergoing a face lift so it doesn't seem as old and tired as it used to. The shops have rotated around as well so there's a good selection. I mainly come here for the cafés and restaurants. The roof top is pretty cool too.

Pretty big and confusing if you don't Know your way around the building. But pretty big store and one can manage to get decent price clothing, home decor and other stuff too. Other shops also close by so it's attractive to come and shop here. Very crowded though on weekends coz of course!

Local supermarket with basic supplies of clothes and stuff. Mainly for local to shop after getting off the train.

Some (most) people don't like kamata. And they are right. Best to get a train out of here and shop in a nice place. If you can afford to go shopping you can afford a train ticket to a better place right? Do it.

Bit pricey for what it is. The food was okay, including the noodle soups. Better to stick to drinks and snacks.

(Translated by Google) At first glance, it looks like a standing soba restaurant, but once you step inside, the interior also looks like a normal standing soba restaurant lol But it seems like there are more people drinking alcohol than eating soba? It might be hard to get away with "senbero" (cheap drinks). But it's a fun place with a reasonably priced drink and a fun atmosphere. (Original) 一見すると立ち食いそば屋さんですが、一歩店内に入ると、店内の作りも一見普通の立ち食い蕎麦屋ですw でも、店内でお蕎麦を食べている人よりはお酒を飲んでいる人の方が多い感じ？「せんべろ」で済ませるのは難しいかも？ですが、そこそこリーズナブルに飲めて雰囲気も楽しいお店です。

(Translated by Google) A standing soba and izakaya restaurant near the east exit of Kamata Station. As you can see, a large bottle of beer starts at 590 yen, so it's cheap and delicious. Of course, it is not suitable for groups, even for drinking while standing. Maybe two people at most. There seemed to be an overwhelming number of solo customers in the back. Popular store! (Original) 蒲田駅東口至近の立ち食い蕎麦&居酒屋さん。ビール大瓶が590円からわかるように安くしかもおいしく呑めます。立ち食いはもちろんですが、呑みでも団体には不向きですね。せいぜい二人かな〜。奥は圧倒的に一人客が多いように見受けました。人気店！

(Translated by Google) I thought it was a stand-up soba restaurant, but I was surprised when I went in. The counter in the front is a stand-up soba restaurant, and the counter in the back is a drinking establishment that operates during the day, and it seems to be quite a famous restaurant. Not knowing this, I ate soba at the drinking establishment counter in the back, but soba with horse mackerel tempura on top is rare, so I ordered it, and it was delicious. It's a restaurant with a unique atmosphere that would probably require more courage to enter a second time than the first time, but it was a restaurant that made me feel like this is what Kamata is all about. (Original) 立ち食い蕎麦屋だと思って入ったらビックリ。手前のカウンターは立ち食い蕎麦業態、奥のカウンターは昼間から呑み屋業態で結構有名なお店らしい。 それを知らずに奥の呑み屋業態カウンターで蕎麦を食べたけど、鯵天ぷらがのった蕎麦って珍しいので注文したけど、美味しかった。 1度目より2度目の方が入るのに勇気入りそうな独特な雰囲気なお店だったけど、これが蒲田なんだろうなと感じられるお店でした。

(Translated by Google) You can drink alcohol even in the morning! Very useful when you can only drink in your free time! All the dishes are delicious, but the curry head is especially delicious! The curry itself has a simple taste, and since it doesn't come with rice, it makes a nice and gentle snack! (Original) 午前中でもお酒を飲むことができます！隙間時間でしか飲むことの出来ない時にとても役に立ちます！ 料理はなんでも美味しいですが、特にカレーの頭は美味しいですね！カレー自体が素朴な味で、ご飯がないので、優しい良いおつまみになります！

(Translated by Google) Horse mackerel tempura and chrysanthemum tempura soba. Even with two on top, it's only 480 yen. Cheap and delicious😋. The soup is not thick and is gentle. I'll go again. Kakiage tempura soba is 370 yen!! I rarely see such cheap and delicious restaurants in the metropolitan area. I admire the owner's management efforts. Eggplant and chikuwa tempura, the eggplant was soft and the chikuwa was elastic, it was delicious. All this for 450 yen! I'll go again. Today, I splurged and got horse mackerel tempura soba, squid tempura, and chrysanthemum tempura for 560 yen! Both the horse mackerel and the squid were thick and delicious! Cheap and delicious, a friend of the common people. The people who have been drinking since morning at the counter in the back are also kind. The prices have finally gone up, I had kakiage soba for 420 yen, squid tempura for 150 yen, and horse mackerel tempura for 150 yen. It's delicious, but it's gotten expensive. Still, it's cheaper than station soba, but it can't be helped. (Original) アジ天と春菊天そばです。２つ載せても480円。安くて美味しい😋。お汁が濃くなくて、優しいです。また行きます。かき揚げ天そばが、370円!!こんな安くて美味しい店、首都圏でほとんど見なくなりました。店主さんの経営努力に敬服いたします。茄子とちくわ天、茄子はトロトロ、ちくわ弾力で、美味しかったなあー。これで450円！また行きます。今日は、奮発してアジ天蕎麦に、イカ天と、春菊天で560円！鯵も、イカも肉厚で美味！安くて、美味しい庶民の味方。奥のカウンターで朝から呑んでおられる方々も、優しい声ですよ。 とうとう値上げ、かき揚げそば420円にイカ天150円、鯵天150円でいただきました。美味しいけど、高くなったなあー。それでも駅そばより安いけど、いたし方ないですね。

(Translated by Google) Prices have been revised as of May 24, 2025! Tempura soba noodles from 420 yen Egg soba noodles from 390 yen Rice balls from 120 yen Inari noodles from 100 yen Kakesoba noodles and udon noodles from 290 yen Most tempura noodles are 370 yen (Some prices vary) Chikuwa tempura, croquettes, and tempura noodles from 80 yen A very reasonable price in this day and age! A long-established restaurant in Kamata. You can sit and enjoy meals and drinks in the back of the store, and you can enjoy standing soba and udon noodles in the front (Some seats are available) A shop with a Showa-era feel. (Original) 2025年5月24日時点価格改定してました！ 各種天ぷらそば420円〜 玉子そば等390円〜 おにぎり各種120円 いなり100円などなど・・・ かけそば・うどん 290円 各種天ぷらそばは、ほとんどが 370円 （一部違う価格有り） ちくわ天・コロッケ・天ぷら各種は 80円〜このご時世、超良心価格！ 蒲田でも老舗にあたる食事処です。店の奥の方は着席して食事や酒が楽しめ、手前は立ち食いそば・うどんが楽しめます （一部椅子席有り）昭和の感じが漂う店です。

Mostly fried foods. Top quality, no seconds here. The local hole in the wall. Quality second to none, fresh, perfectly prepared

Thank you for always having delicious meals！

(Translated by Google) The food, service, and price were all excellent. Thank you for the meal. Tuna and Salmon Roe Rice Bowl ¥1700 Fried shrimp, miso soup, and pickles Once you've had this, you'll never go back to Tsukiji. lol Plump salmon roe! Fresh seared tuna Meaty fried shrimp! Awesome! (Original) お食事も接客もお値段も最高でした。 ご馳走様でした。 マグロとイクラの2食丼　¥1700 エビフライ、お味噌汁、漬物 こちらでいただいたら、もう築地には戻れません。笑 プリプリのいくら！ 新鮮なまぐろのたたき 身が詰まったエビフライ！ 最高です

(Translated by Google) Visited on a Saturday around 11:00 AM. The bus stop is conveniently located at the east exit of the market's north gate or in front of the Fisheries Building. There are about 7-8 restaurants. The area in front of the restaurant was lively, and the staff welcomed customers and explained the dishes to us. We entered Sanyo Shokudo. The first floor has a U-shaped counter with 13 seats? One table for four. The staff takes your order when you enter. As a result, your order is served about five minutes after you sit down. I ordered the saury set meal, and added some medium-fatty tuna and a bottle of beer while I was there. The saury was delicious, but I wish it was a little hotter. The fried shrimp was plump and had just the right texture. The tuna was delicious with just the right amount of fat. 900 yen for a single dish is a bit pricey for me, though. The staff's service was excellent. I was full and satisfied. Being a market restaurant gave me an extra excitement. I'd like to return in a different season to sample seasonal cuisine. (Original) 土曜日の11:00頃訪問 バス停は、市場北門東口か水産棟前が便利 飲食店は７〜８店？あり。 店前が賑やかで、スタッフが 呼込＆料理の説明してくれた 三洋食堂に入店。 店内は1階はコの字カウンター13席？ ４名テーブル✕１卓 入店時に、スタッフが注文を聞いている そのため着席して５分後位に提供される 発注はサンマ定食、店内でマグロの 中トロと瓶ビールを追加 サンマは美味しいがもう少し アツアツなら嬉しい 海老フライはプリプリで食感が 自分好み マグロは程よい脂身で美味しい、 単品900円は自分価格ではチョイ痛だが。 スタッフさんのサービスも良く お腹満腹で満足 市場の食堂という、普段以上の ワクワクがあり。 旬の食を味わうために違う季節にも また行きたいですね〜

(Translated by Google) I drove early in the morning to Sanyo Shokudo, a restaurant I'd been curious about for a while, for the first time. Located in a corner of a bustling market, the aroma of fried food wafting through the air immediately whetted my appetite. (´∀｀) When I looked at the menu, everything was so tempting I couldn't decide what to order. I was drawn to the large fried conger eel, but I was also excited by the hearty lineup, including large fried shrimp and a negitoro rice bowl. After some deliberation, I finally decided on a set meal, which looked just as impressive as it looked, and it brought a smile to my face. (≧▽≦) The fried conger eel was crispy, stuffed with soft, fluffy flesh that melted in my mouth. The fried shrimp was plump and sweet, and the negitoro rice bowl was fresh and perfectly fatty! Every dish was carefully prepared, and I could sense the restaurant's commitment to each and every dish. The staff were very friendly, and their energetic greetings and pleasant service were memorable. I even received a shop sticker on my way out, making it a wonderful memory! (^-^) This is the perfect place for those who want to enjoy a delicious set meal while immersing themselves in the market atmosphere. It's also recommended for those who want a hearty breakfast. I'll definitely be back! (^^)/ (Original) 早朝に車で向かい、ずっと気になっていた「三洋食堂」さんへ初訪問しました。朝から活気ある市場の一角にあり、到着した瞬間から漂う揚げ物の香りに食欲をそそられます(´∀｀) メニューを見ると、どれも魅力的で迷ってしまうほど。大きな穴子フライに惹かれつつ、大ぶりなエビフライやネギトロ丼など、ボリューム満点のラインナップにワクワク。迷った末に頼んだ定食は見た目からして豪快で、思わず笑顔になりました(≧▽≦) 穴子フライはサクサクの衣の中にふんわり柔らかな身が詰まっていて、口の中でほろっとほどける食感。エビフライはぷりぷりで甘みがあり、ネギトロ丼は新鮮で脂のりが絶妙！どの料理も丁寧に作られていて、一品ごとにお店のこだわりを感じました。 お店の方もとても気さくで、元気な挨拶と気持ちのいい接客が印象的。帰り際にお店のシールまでいただき、素敵な思い出になりました(^-^) 市場の雰囲気を感じながら美味しい定食を味わいたい方にぴったりのお店です。朝からしっかり食べたい人にもおすすめ。また必ず伺いたいと思います(^^)/

(Translated by Google) First visit: November 1, 2025 I arrived just after 11:30 on the first day of a three-day weekend. It was fairly crowded, but I was able to get in without waiting. Ordering is done by looking at the paper sign in front of the restaurant and speaking to the lady. After ordering, I was shown to my seat and sat down. From the menu, I ordered the large tuna set meal with large fried shrimp. Watching the kitchen staff efficiently prepare the tuna from the counter was a brisk and enjoyable experience. My meal was served. Wow, it was a satisfying set meal: two slices of otoro and chutoro, three slices of lean tuna, large fried shrimp, miso soup, and pickled radish. The otoro had some muscle, but the fat melted in my mouth and was delicious. The lean tuna seemed to provide a good iron boost. The fried shrimp was crispy, and the tartar sauce was delicious when combined with the tuna. The miso soup was also a great accompaniment. You can also request various amounts of rice. The lady in front of the store and the kitchen staff, mostly women, are attentive and thoughtful, giving it a homey feel. It seems you can pay by card as well as cash. Thank you for the meal♪ (Original) 2025/11/1初訪問 三連休初日の11時半過ぎに訪問、ある程度の入りでしたが待つことなく入店。店前の短冊を見てばあちゃんにオーダーするシステム、オーダー後に席を案内され着席します。 メニューから大マグロ定食、大海老フライ付きをお願いしました。カウンターからは厨房が目の前でテキパキ捌いてるのが小気味良く楽しい。 そんな中配膳されました。 おお〜、大トロ、中トロ2切れづつ、マグロ赤身3切れ、大海老フライ、味噌汁、たくわんというthe定食で見た目満足。大トロは筋があるけど脂が口の中で溶けて美味い、赤身は鉄分補給できそう〜。海老フライはサクサク、タルタルがデフォルトで絡めとって食べるのが旨し。味噌汁も付け合わせとしてきちんと仕事してましたー。ご飯の量は色々お願いできます。 店前のばあちゃん、厨房も女性中心できめ細かく、心遣いあり家庭的な感じで良き。支払いは現金の他にカードが使えるようです。 ご馳走さまでしたー♪

(Translated by Google) It was amazing! The sashimi and fried shrimp were both excellent. The service was also great and the atmosphere was friendly. If you go too early in the morning, the best ingredients might not be available, so it's best to go around 7-8am. (Original) 最高でした。 刺身もエビフライも文句なし◎ アットホームで接客も◎ 朝は早過ぎても良いものが入ってない可能性があり7-8時ごろが良いそうです。

Great price. Love breakfast selections. Sometimes staff don't understand language

The food was very tasty, and the staff was very friendly and responsive

NICE

(Translated by Google) It's a wonderful shop! The clerk is very kind I’m always grateful✨ This is a GOOD foreigner who looks like he's having fun working. The inside of the store is also nice and clean 😆 I eat the Sukiyaki series every time, Delivery time is fast, Helpful & delicious! This is a recommended shop. (Original) 素晴らしいお店です！ 店員さんとても親切で いつもありがたいです✨ 楽しそうに働いている外人さんGOODです 店内も清潔でいいですね😆 毎回すき焼きシリーズ食べてますが、 提供時間も速く、 助かっている＆美味しい！ オススメのお店です

(Translated by Google) Approximately 200m from the east exit of Heiwajima Station on the Keikyu Main Line, turn left at the intersection of National Route 15 (Daiichi Keihin) and Kannana Dori, and the beef bowl restaurant is on the right after you cross the first traffic light. Arrived at 18:30, 5 first customers, 3 second customers. I ordered the Yokohama omu beef curry (790 yen for a standard serving), which was a menu I was interested in. Curry, beef bowl, and omelet, popular menu items combined into one dish. A European-style curry with a gentle flavor and a roux with plenty of vegetables. It's rich but mild (the secret ingredient is yogurt), and the spiciness is modest. The classic beef goes perfectly with the cheese and spinach omelette wrapped in a fluffy egg. The cheese and egg make it even more mellow. Fukujinzuke is also a nice addition. The spiciness can be adjusted with the spicy sauce (1 to 5 spicy). Thank you for the delicious dish, which was satisfying even without adding any spiciness. Came here at 7pm for the first time in 2 weeks, 6 first customers, 9 second customers, 9 take outs, it's quite popular. Ordered the omu beef bowl (520 yen for a standard serving) and the salted koji pork soup set (210 yen). An omelette with cheese and spinach wrapped in a fluffy egg, topped with ketchup sauce and served with beef. Gooey cheese and fluffy eggs taste like beef and iron. Radish, carrot, burdock, onion, konjac, taro, and pork pork soup. It's a little salty, but the flavor and sweetness of the pork makes it delicious. Adding salt koji sauce gives it a mild taste. Thank you for the meal. Came to the store for the first time in a week at 6:40pm, 4 customers first, 7 customers later, 5 take-out customers. For a limited time, I ordered the NY pork bowl (580 yen) and the salad set (miso soup and potato salad, 210 yen). The thinly sliced ​​and tender pork pastrami (smoked meat) is slightly salty and has a bacon-like texture. The crunchy heaps of onion slices coated with soy sauce, wasabi and mayo sauce have a spiciness, and are delicious when eaten with pastrami and rice. Potato salad with classic sesame sauce. Thank you for the meal. I came to the store at 6:50pm for the first time in about 3 months and ordered the store-only beef short rib set meal (680 yen, rice, miso soup, clam soup, 110 yen, namul salad). (Limited hours from 3pm to 5am, takeout not available) The beef ribs flavored with yakiniku sauce were light and not greasy. It is delicious when eaten on rice with sesame-flavored namul. The beef rib plate salad (cabbage, corn, broccoli) is also a blessing. It's more value for money than the beef short ribs bowl. Clam soup has a classic gentle taste. I added some rib sauce on the way and ate it all. Thank you for the meal. Namul is recommended. (Original) 京急本線平和島駅東口から約200m、国道15号(第一京浜)と環七通りの交差点左折、最初の信号を渡った右側の牛丼屋さん。18時30分来店、先客5、後客3。気になっていたメニュー、横濱オム牛カレー(並盛 790円)注文。カレー&牛丼&オムレツ、人気メニューが一つの料理に。野菜がたっぷり溶け込んだルー、優しい味わいの欧風カレーです。コクが有るけどマイルド(隠し味にヨーグルト)、辛さは控えめ。定番の牛肉は相性抜群、ふんわりたまごで包み込んだチーズとほうれん草のオム。チーズとたまごが更にまろやかにしています。福神漬も嬉しい存在。辛さは辛口ソースで調整可能(1辛〜5辛)。辛さを加えなくても満足の逸品、ごちそうさまでした。 2週間ぶり19時来店、先客6、後客9、テイクアウト9、結構人気が有ります。オム牛丼(並盛 520円)、塩麹とん汁セット(210円)注文。チーズとほうれん草をふんわりたまごで包んだオム、ケチャップソースを掛けて牛肉と一緒に。とろ〜りしたチーズとふわふわたまごが牛肉と鉄板の旨さ。大根、人参、牛蒡、玉葱、蒟蒻、里芋、豚肉のとん汁。少ししょっぱいけど豚肉の旨みと甘みが効いて旨い。塩麹ダレを掛けるとマイルドな味わいに。ごちそうさまでした。 1週間ぶり18時40分来店、先客4、後客7、テイクアウト5。期間限定 NY(ニューヨーク)ポーク丼(580円)、サラダセット(味噌汁 ポテトサラダ 210円)注文。薄切りで柔らかなポークパストラミ(燻製肉)は若干塩っ気が有りベーコンの様な食感。醤油わさびマヨソースの掛かったシャキシャキ感の山盛りのオニオンスライスは辛みが有り、パストラミと一緒にご飯と食べると旨いです。ポテトサラダは定番の胡麻ダレで。ごちそうさまでした。 約3ヶ月ぶり18時50分来店、店舗限定 牛カルビ定食(680円 ご飯 味噌汁→あさり汁110円 ナムル サラダ付)注文。(夜15時から朝5時の時間限定 テイクアウト不可) 焼肉タレ味の牛カルビは脂ぽく無くあっさりした感じ。ごま風味のナムルと一緒にご飯に乗せて食べると旨いです。牛カルビ皿のサラダ(キャベツ、コーン、ブロッコリー)もありがたい存在。牛カルビ丼よりお得感が有りますね。あさり汁は定番の優しい味わい。途中カルビ追いダレを掛けて完食。ごちそうさまでした。ナムルはお薦めです。

(Translated by Google) I had the W (double) garlic beef bowl It's good♬ However, compared to Matsuya and Yoshinoya, the meat seems tough Maybe it was overcooked PS I had the fire chicken curry It's a little spicy and delicious The chicken is really tender It's so soft you can break it up with a spoon The roux is watery, but this is fine! PS I had the sukiyaki beef bowl It's delicious It's quite full of ingredients and good It was cold so I had the "Beef Sukiyaki Set Meal" My way of eating it is not to mix it with the egg, but to put the egg directly into the pot and seal it There are a lot of vegetables, so I think the double meat is a good balance The only disappointment is that there is no tofu Revisited I visited because the charcoal grilled tender chicken curry Yes, it's as tender as the name suggests Delicious♪ I heard it's now charcoal grilled, but I honestly didn't know that lol Revisited I had the garlic fire beef bowl Spicy, but delicious (Original) Ｗ(ダブル)ニンニク牛丼 をいただいてきました これはいい♬ ただ、松屋、吉野家と比べると肉が硬いような 煮込まれすぎてるのかも 追記 ファイヤーチキンカレーをいただいてきました ちょい辛で美味しい チキンもほんとにホロホロ スプーンで崩せるほど柔らかい ルーはシャバシャバですが、コレはアリ! 追記 すき焼き牛丼を頂きました 美味しい 結構、具だくさんでヨキ 寒かったので「牛すき鍋定食」をいただきました 俺流としては卵に絡めて食べるのではなく卵を鍋に直接投入してとじてます 野菜たっぷりなので肉2倍がバランス的にいい感じだと思います 残念なのは豆腐がないことかな 再訪 炭火焼きほろほろチキンカレー が復活してたので訪問 うん、名に違わずホロホロです 美味しい♪ 炭火になったらしいけど、そこは正直分からなかった笑 再訪 にんにくファイヤー牛丼をいただきました 辛い、だが美味い

(Translated by Google) Is the only greeting the voice of the cash register? It feels lonely that the staff doesn't say "Welcome" or "Thank you". Is this normal in Tokyo? The food was very delicious. (Original) 挨拶はレジの音声だけ？店員さんからは「いらっしゃいませ」も「ありがとうございました」も無いのが淋しい感じで。都内てこれが普通なの？ご飯はとても美味しかったです。

Incredible food! Chef’s recommendations were all delicious- creative, authentic Tokyo seafood. The chef and server were extremely kind and speak English (they lived in LA for a bit). This place is a hidden gem.

Definitely worth the effort coming here. The food is delicious. The chef speaks very good English, will take your cues and compose your meal consisting of how many courses you like. Very pleasant atmosphere that feels authentic.

We had a fantastic experience at Shun. We arrived in Daiba late one evening to find most nearby restaurants closed. We called ahead and asked if they could seat us as it was pretty close to closing. We thought we were fortunate to have the place to ourselves but turned out the chef had kindly kept the place open past closing to ensure we were fed. What fantastic hospitality! He has previously worked in Dallas and LA prior to opening this restaurant so told us great stories about his experience in the restaurant business. The food was incredible. He demonstrated his amazing culinary ability by taking us through a tour of his skills in preparing sashimi, tempura, udon. His recommendations for sake pairing were excellent. If you're in Tokyo, especially near Daiba, I highly recommend checking out Shun!

Very impressive, very welcoming even though we are a foreigner, Chef Shun English is perfect. All the dishes are amazing. Will go back again when we visit Odaiba for sure

Came here for a work dinner - wasn't so busy when we came and didn't get too busy. Shop is tucked away off main street so it's not a place you would normally walk by. I am a fussy eater but the chef accommodated to my needs. All dishes were really tasty and full of flavor - really good quality food. He also had a fantastic choice of shochu and sake, with some rare/ hard to find/ buy ones. Great place and service - worth visiting.

Best fish I've ever had!! I cleared every single dish in less than 20 min. The chef speaks good English too. Among all the restaurants I've been in major cities, this place is on my top list.

Shun is an excellent place to check out. The food was amazing and the chef gave us an explanation about each dish in English. Definitely a place I will visit again.

The park is very good for taking a break from city life, very spacious, nice views, lots of animals such as birds, cats, dogs and koi fish in the lake.Adding a calming feel, I really like this park, there are even rides for boating, and the duck boat. Even the price is cheap. I highly recommend you guys to heal here.Oh yes, it's free to enter the park. This park is busy but not crowded, so it's very suitable for healing.

Beautiful park. It's a great place to rest and take a walk with family and dogs. Has a beautiful lake. Recommended.

A peaceful park with a running trail and a pond where you can ride swan boats. It also has a small kids playground on the side too. Loved it.

Wide park with various entertainment. My favorite is the swan boat. We can ride it by 800 yen per 30 minutes. There are two playgrounds. There is baseball field. There is wide pond with turtles, ducks, and big fishes. Love it 💕

This is my favorite place ever. Being on the boat here looking at the birds is my favorite thing to do. So calm and it never gets too crowded here. So serene and beautiful little place. They have a shrine and the park is not too big but very nicely taken care of. Great place to stop by to take a break from the city.

When I was a student in Tokyo Institute of Technology (also called as Tokodai, only until Oct 2024, then it is Institute of Science, Tokyo (I know weird)), I used to frequent here multiple time! The evenings are particularly pleasant and worth all the walk. The pain of research vanishes, the moment you see sunset here! A must visit place. Be careful and not feed the pigeons here!

I love visiting this place specially after the sunsets.

This shrine is so beautiful. And when you enter at your left you will see a magnificent view over Kanagawa prefecture, more precisely what you see is Musashi Kosugi 🌉🌃🌆 And on clear days you can also admire Fuji san! 🤍

The Tamagawa Sengen-jinja Shrine is a very beautiful and very ancient shrine dating from the 11th century. Everything you read here is true, including the warning that one might get pregnant from ringing the bell at the shrine. Pro-tip: Go there a bit before sunrise on a clear day, and bring your camera. The sun emerging from behind Mt. Fuji can be spectacular. Bring a jacket, it can get a bit chilly before the sun is up.

多摩川浅間神社 Tamagawa Sengen Jinja is situated on a hill by the Tamagawa River. The shrine enshrines the deity of Mt. Fuji, Sengen. The hill the temple is built on is considered a Fuji-zuka (a surrogate Mt. Fuji). The shrine is accessed by two flights of stairs. A pair of trees joined with a sacred tsuna are used for omikuji tying.

Sengen Shrine is a beautifully preserved, must-see landmark in the Tamagawa area. Overlooking the Maruko Bridge, you can see Mt. Fuji on clear days. The shrine itself offers a full range of ceremonial services for life events. In the summer you can enjoy the annual fireworks display from the concrete open space adjacent to the main grounds. #tamagawa

Tamagawa Sengen shrine is said to have been built eight hundred years ago. When Minamoto no Yoritomo went to battle, his wife, Masako, worried about him, went looking for him, but was forced to abandon her journey due to a wounded foot. She decided to get treatment close to Tamagawa river and visited Sengen Shrine to pray for eternal luck on the battlefield for her husband. She then built the statue of a bodhisattva called Fuji Sengen Daibosatsu Bodhisattva by the villagers and was long respected and worshiped. This became the origin of Tamagawa Sengen Shrine. Four hundred years later, in 1652, at the time of construction of the pass to Sengen Shrine, the Chinese copper statue of Daibosatsu Bodhisattva was excavated under the 9th station of Mt. Fuji. It was cleaned at the Tamagawa River and enshrined. Since then, the Tamagawa Sengen Shrine holds an annual ritual to celebrate it.

Great beautiful scintois japanese temple!! Is up on a small hill near tamagawa Station and offers beautiful spot to see the city, bridges and rivers!! A place to visit 😉✌️

A nice shrine. You can with hear for a healthy child birth. Also on clear days you can see mount Fuji