Asakusa Sanchan Yokochou, produced by Tsukiji Gindaco, is an izakaya that recreates the lively atmosphere of the Japanese street-food stalls. It features a variety of specialty stalls, such as 'Gin-chan,' known for its teppan-grilled sauce yakisoba, and 'Showa no Mocchan,' offering skewers and grilled offal. Alongside a wide selection of small plates, they also serve an extensive range of local one-cup sakes from across Japan, offering guests a vibrant and unique dining experience.
| Recommended | Kushiyaki - Order skewers individually and enjoy a variety of flavors |
|---|---|
| Open Hours | 12:00pm-10:00pm |
| Budget | Lunch: ¥2,200- / Dinner: ¥2,500- |
| Type of Menus | English, Photo |
| Wi-Fi | Not available |
| Credit Card | VISA, Master, AMEX, JCB, UnionPay, Diners |
| Others | - |
| Tel | 03-5830-6970 |
| URL | https://alwayssaisei.co.jp/ |
| Access | Asakusa Station, 5 min. walk 2-4-12 Asakusa, Taito-ku |
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