The neighborhood places residents go back to, with what to order at each.
Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Tokyo: the full guideGet: yakitori and a beer by Inokashira Park
Smoky, cheap, packed with Tokyoites.
Get: the rosu katsu set at the counter
Opens at 4pm, frying since 1939.
Also on the list: The best tonkatsu in Tokyo.
Get: the chuka soba, soy broth with dried sardine
Ogikubo's ramen since 1949.
Get: the cold handmade udon in a hundred-year-old storehouse
Expect a ticket wait.
Get: sake, a few small plates, then seiro soba
Fourteen seats.
Get: a Denki Bran with a beer chaser at the formica tables
Regulars since 1880.
Get: the seiro soba and tempura soba
Rebuilt after a fire, over 100 years old.
Get: the original omurice or the pork cutlet
Western-style cooking since 1895.
Get: the tampopo omurice, split open over the rice at the table
Old school Nihonbashi yoshoku diner famous for its fluffy omurice and nostalgic Showa era atmosphere.
Get: the mochi cheese mentaiko monja, cooked on the griddle at your table
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