Open from 11am- 10pm Location: Yaesu South exit of Tokyo Station , on the first basement level
http://www.tokyoeki-1bangai.co.jp/ramenstreet/
It’s a new izakaya just in front of Tama Station that used to be a video shop.
Open hours 6:00-11:00 pm (Mon-Sat. Closed on Sundays)
Happy hour 6:00-7:00pm Beer & Sour 300 yen/glass up to 3 glasses
Strictly non-smoking (there is a small smoking area outside)
Reasonable prices! (Light meals also avilable)
English menu is attached
Immerse yourself in the Japanese world.
Taste of Kyoto style dishes & historic artwork create wonderful atmosphere.
Location: 10min. by taxi from North exit of Kokubunji Station
http://www.shikitei.tokyo.walkerplus.com/
About the chef
http://www.redbull.com/en/ArticlePage.1222859508078-806831197.0/htmlArticlePage.action
Enjoy 360-degree panoramic views and a glorious sunset while drinking as there are no high-rise buildings around the hotel. Prices are reasonable.
Opening hour: 5:30pm- 11pm, through the end of September.
Location: Hotel Granduer Fuchu— Leave Tama Station by the east exit. Go strait and turn left at a traffic light. Go strait until you see a seven-story hotel on your left. (You can see wind-whipped little flags on the rooftop of the hotel from Tama Station.)
Restaurant Serena in Tama will have a special menu on Dec. 1 from 6 – 9pm for their second anniversary. It costs 5,000 yen and you need a reservation due to limited seating. They have a new chef who worked at a French restaurant in Ginza. The quality of the food, the presentation, the price are all commendable. It is roomy, comfortable and relaxing. Also, they DO have an English menu. Outside the restaurant is a staircase and near the staircase is a bulletin board. They will also be putting a copy of the menu there. It is located around the corner from the veggie shop right before crossing the rail tracks to Tama station.
The special menu in English is available at Yoshie’s desk, in front of the Admissions office in the HS bldg.
Thank you to Karen Rossetto for the info.
Welcome back to another school year everyone.
This is just to let you all know that Good Honest Grub restaurant & catering has re-opened
in a new location in Shibuya. If I can be of any assistance to you with catering an event please
email me direct don@goodhonestgrub.com or check out our homepage www.goodhonestgrub.com
Our new home can accomidate up to 30 people which makes for a cozy atmosphere for any occasion.
Come join us for a Canadian Thanksgiving Dinner October 7 & 8.
All the best for the school year.
Regards
Don Foley
03-3797-9877
www.goodhonestgrub.com
Monk’s Foods
Organic “Slowfood” Restaurant. I’m not sure what slowfood means but something healthy I guess! I had a wonderful and generous portioned organic vegan lunch there. Japanese style food with brown rice, various vegetable dishes, tofu, soup and tea all for 800yen at lunch time. They only have the one vegan set.
They are a few minutes walk from Kichijoji Station on the Inokashira Line (Tokyo).
http://www4.ocn.ne.jp/%7Emonks/acces.html
Nataraj – Vegetarian Indian Restaurant
Many of the foods resemble dishes which have meat in them, but are in fact made from soybean protein. The food is really tasty. Even stubborn meat eaters will survive the experience. They use organic food and have brown rice. Excellent food!
The restaurant has 3 branches.The closest one to ASIJ is
http://www.nataraj.co.jp/en/EnglishTop.html (JR Chuo Line)
Thank you to Claudia Yamamoto for these information.
