Nestled in Tokyo, Tsukishima offers a lively scene where you can savor monjayaki—a fun, interactive grilling dish—while exploring its vibrant, pedestrian-friendly streets.
3-chōme-12-10 Tsukishima, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0052, Japan Get directions
"Tsukishima is a neighborhood best known for one of Tokyo’s local dishes, monjayaki . This casual dish is similar to Osaka’s savory okonomiyaki pancake but with much more liquid, making it great fun to cook. Diners are seated around a hot iron grill and prepare their own monjayaki after the staff help you with your first one. An ice-cold beer hits the spot as the table heats up. There are a variety of flavors, like seafood, pork, or house styles. A popular combination is mochi, mentaiko (spicy roe), and cheese. At night the main street is open only to pedestrians and is an interesting area to wander and explore."
