Kanda
Our always-early reporter finds a great meal almost without even trying in the downtown Kanda neighborhood.
Special displays, sales, and even book fortunes commemorate Sanseido moving on to its next chapter.
Not far from Akihabara you’ll find Amanoya, but it wouldn’t be there if not for an assassination.
Given Tokyo’s reputation as one of the most expensive cities on the planet, you might think that dining out in Japan’s capital requires either a large fistful of yen or the fortitude to put up with a growling stomach after an undersized meal that leaves you only half-full. That’s not always the case, though, and it’s not like budget dining restricts your options to Yoshinoya or 7-Eleven, either.
We recently found a restaurant right in the heart of Tokyo that has filling, delicious lunches that are so cheap, we sort of felt guilty eating there.