Kappabashi Street is a must-visit for cooking enthusiasts, boasting a vibrant array of kitchen supply shops, especially for unique knives and ceramics.
"Kappabashi Street, a district in between Ueno and Asakusa, isn’t so much a food destination as it is a food adjacent destination: While it’s devoted to the restaurant industry, fresh food isn’t why folks come. Instead, the street is a chef’s dream of restaurant supply stores that are known best for sampuru, replicas of food dishes that are part of a century-old craft—and are up for grabs. And, because it’s more trade-focused than tourist-focused, the prices can be somewhat economical. Have any curious cooks in the family? This district is their souvenir heaven." - Anna Chittenden, Melinda Joe
"If you love to cook, you won't want to miss Kappabashi, the wholesale district where chefs and restaurateurs come to buy all they need to open a new restaurant. On this long street, you'll find everything from plastic fruit samples to dishes and pots and pans. There are shops that specialize in knives, kitchenware, lacquerware, ceramics, and tableware. Surprisingly, there is not great food to be found in the area, but Asakusa, a short walk away, has plenty of eating options."
"If you love to cook, you won't want to miss Kappabashi, the wholesale district where chefs and restaurateurs come to buy all they need to open a new restaurant. On this long street, you'll find everything from plastic fruit samples to dishes and pots and pans. There are shops that specialize in knives, kitchenware, lacquerware, ceramics, and tableware. Surprisingly, there is not great food to be found in the area, but Asakusa, a short walk away, has plenty of eating options."
Em
Hashim Fakhreddin
Farah Abdul Rahim
Jp Leb
H KNJ
A. C.
Hamando Widodo
Assaf & Tali Shilo
Em
Hashim Fakhreddin
Farah Abdul Rahim
Jp Leb
H KNJ
A. C.
Hamando Widodo
Assaf & Tali Shilo
Carmen G.
Kevin K.
Raya M.
Irene M.
Miyuki I.
livy h.
Jimmy H.
Lani P.
Terrance Y.
Vira P.
Lin L.
ELLIE I.
Jackie S.
Elaine H.
