Vie e quartieri

Tsukishima Monja Street

Indirizzo: 1-8 Tsukishima, Chuo City, Tokyo
Zona: Tokyo, Giappone

Lun: 10:00–22:30
Mar: 10:00–22:30
Mer: 10:00–22:30
Gio: 10:00–22:30
Ven: 10:00–22:30
Sab: 10:00–22:30
Dom: 10:00–22:30
Orari: Hours may change by season or period; individual restaurant hours vary.
Prezzo: Street access is free; restaurant prices vary.
Come visitare: The street has more than 80 monjayaki restaurants; choose a restaurant and go inside. Tsukishima Station Exit 7 opens directly onto the street.
Orari: Ingresso libero
Orari: Va bene con la pioggia
Orari: Circa 60 min

Perché vale la deviazione

About 70 restaurants on one street serving monjayaki, the runny Tokyo cousin of okonomiyaki, cooked on the table griddle.

Tsukishima Monja Street is a vibrant culinary destination in Tokyo, known for its numerous restaurants offering monjayaki. This dish is a local specialty, cooked directly on the table griddle, providing a unique dining experience.

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