![[Ryogoku Lunch] Edomae Tenseiro at Nihonbashi Yabukyu Ryogoku Edo NOREN Branch | A long-established soba noodle shop that’s easy to eat even on a hot day](https://koto-ku-walker.blog/en/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/IMG_2156-600x450.webp)
If you’re unsure where to have lunch in Ryogoku, head to Nihonbashi Yabukyu Ryogoku Edo NOREN branch. We’ll introduce you to their Edomae Tenseiro, a refreshing dish even on a scorching hot day with a temperature of 34 degrees, as well as the interior and exterior of the restaurant, which exudes Edo culture.
I went to Tonkatsu Hasegawa in Ryogoku.
Recognized as one of Tabelog’s Top 100 Tonkatsu restaurants almost every year. I went to Tonkatsu Hasegawa in Ryogoku. Ryogoku is located in Sumida Ward, but on
I had lunch at Jojoen in Kinshicho.
There is currently no Jojoen in Koto Ward.
One of the Jojoen restaurants around Koto Ward has a store near Kinshicho Station.
Discover the taste of Shinshu at Kinshicho Marui! Savor the deliciousness of Nagano at the local product fair
I went to the Shinshu Nagano product fair held at Kinshicho Marui! There was a wide selection of Nagano flavors, including Shinshu miso, oyaki, and sanzoku-yaki snacks. I especially bought my favorite green onion miso, and was so impressed by how delicious it was that I couldn’t stop eating it! Product fairs are exciting because you can easily enjoy famous products from far away!
I ate avocado mentaiko cheese monja and garlic yakisoba at Tsukishima Monja Tomo.
I had some business to do near Tsukishima, so I decided to eat Monja there for dinner for the first time in a while.
Monja Street was busy at 7:00 pm, probably
Sumida River Terrace Walking and Kiyosu Bridge/Eitai Bridge Illumination
The weather was nice and it was a little warm, so I went for a walk along the Sumida River Terrace.
There are sidewalks along the Sumida River and a terrace.
![[Closed] Kinshicho Tonkatsupin was closed, so I went there for the last time.](https://koto-ku-walker.blog/en/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/IMG_7531-600x450.jpg)
[Closed] Kinshicho Tonkatsupin was closed, so I went there for the last time.
I heard that the pork cutlet restaurant “Pin” in Termina, Kinshicho, was going to close, so I went there just before it closed.
I took a break at nana’s green tea in Kinshicho Parco.
After finishing some errands in Kinshicho in the afternoon, I wanted to take a break somewhere, so I looked for a coffee shop. When I looked around at several