Toyosu Market's restaurants, which have been operating within the market since the Tsukiji era, are often known for sushi and seafood bowls, but they are actually a huge workplace cafeteria offering eel, tempura, soba, and even Chinese cuisine. There are many famous restaurants that have satisfied the appetites of over 10,000 market workers. The restaurant we're introducing this time is Tonkatsu Hachi...

Located on a quiet street just a few minutes' walk from the station, this bar is frankly not that conspicuous. It might seem intimidating at first glance, but when I popped in a few years ago, I was surprised by how well-known it was. Its defining characteristics can be summed up as cheap, delicious, and serving the most flavorful Hoppy beer in the area. It's a quiet, reserved bar...

Shibamata is the temple town of Taishakuten Temple, the setting for the TV drama "Otoko wa Tsurai yo." This historic town is dotted with famous eel restaurants. This time, we'll be introducing Ebisu-ya, which was founded in 1783. Enjoy a drink on a holiday afternoon while immersing yourself in the food culture of river fish cuisine that has been nurtured along the Edogawa River. Such a stylish place...

Located close to Sangenjaya Station is the "Triangle Area," a maze of narrow alleys. In this area, which still retains a strong postwar atmosphere, is Nagasaki, a renowned Nagasaki Chinese restaurant that has been in business since 1976. This popular restaurant has captured the hearts of many, and its specialties are champon and shumai. This time, we'll be introducing this shumai...