- In Golden Gai, which has a bunch of small bars.
- Mixes fish and pork based borths, huge portions
- How to order: walk-in, go upstairs, get ticket from vending machine. If seats are full, go back outside and wait in the alley.
- Alley with old people selling yakitori and booze.
- Pick a place, sit down, point at stuff you want to eat (it's all good) and feel like a salary man.
- from what I remember, this place had my fave tsukemen
- optional because likely to have long lines
- if you go, order tsukemen and pour some tea in your left over dipping broth
- Open 24/7, this is your sushi-for-breakfast-im-jetlagged-and-everythings-closed-in-the-AM destination
- Very good cheap-tier sushi
- Hopefully it's still there
- Walk around and eat snacks: yakitori, uni, tamago on a stick (mustttttt)
- other sushi and ramen places here too but not all 24/7
- Dipping ramen was invented here
- very peaceful, less busy
- Dave Chang ate here!
- if you’re around here, this is the ramen to eat
- coffee shop built on top of an old train station
- view of subways passing by right in front of you
- if you happen to be around here, Get some coffee and ice cream here and watch some trains.