Tokyo izakaya

Tokyo has numbers of narrow streets lined with tiny nostalgic Izakaya (bars) offering food and drink on budget. Here are 5 best Izakaya alleys located in popular areas such as Shibuya and Shinjuku!

What's an izakaya? Find out what to expect, what to order and what makes them one of the best nights out in Tokyo.

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Need help diving into Tokyo's izakaya scene? Culinary Backstreets has you covered. Our local guides have handpicked the most inviting of these traditional Japanese pubs, for the best selection of drinks and small plates.

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Take is a Japanese-style izakaya restaurant nestled in an alley on the bustling Đông Du street in the heart of Saigon. With a contemporary Japanese design, Take offers diners a unique and refined culinary experience with signature Japanese dishes, from fresh sashimi and diverse sushi to enticing grilled items. Take is not just a place to enjoy food but also an ideal destination for relaxation and savoring the warm, close-knit, and lively atmosphere characteristic of a Japanese izakaya.