Izakaya

Tokyo taxi driver Tayama reveals 10 of the best izakaya in Shibuya and Harajuku — from Nonbei Yokocho hidden gems to local favourites near Dogenzaka. Real pi…

A locals’ favorite motsuyaki (grilled offal) izakaya in Ikejiri-Ohashi serving authentic Tokyo working-class cuisine at reasonable prices.

Discover Namba’s local drinking secret: premium wagyu, fresh seafood, and ¥199 drinks in the atmospheric back alleys of Osaka.

Step into 1950s Osaka at Shin-Umeda Shokudogai, a hidden railway-track food alley where locals gather for cheap drinks, crispy takoyaki, and authentic vibes.

A hidden local izakaya in Tokyo’s Minami-Asagaya serving authentic chicken skewers and the famous 90-yen white liver at unbeatable prices.

Discover Hozenji Yokocho, Osaka’s atmospheric hidden alleyway featuring a moss-covered temple statue and authentic local restaurants.

Experience Kyoto’s most romantic dining street where traditional lanterns illuminate narrow alleys lined with riverside restaurants.

Experience Japan’s regional cuisine in one vibrant food alley! Shibuya Yokocho offers everything from Okinawan champuru to fresh seafood.

Step into postwar Tokyo at Harmonica Yokocho, Kichijoji’s secret retro drinking alley where locals embrace day drinking and authentic Showa-era charm.

A vibrant basement food hall in Roppongi featuring 5 specialty stalls, open until 4 AM. Experience authentic yokocho atmosphere where locals gather.

Step into post-war Tokyo at Omoide Yokocho, a smoky labyrinth of tiny yakitori joints near Shinjuku Station preserving Showa-era charm.

Experience Tokyo’s electric entertainment district where neon lights never sleep. Kabukicho offers thrilling nightlife, from karaoke to the iconic Godzilla Head—safe, exciting, and unforgettable.