LiveGRACE Hotel Asakusa is surrounded by the unique food culture and local atmosphere of Tokyo’s traditional downtown area. Hidden among the neighborhood’s side streets are long-established restaurants, authentic Japanese eateries, and local favorites that have been loved by generations of residents. In addition to classic Tokyo flavors, guests can also discover charming cafés and specialty dessert shops. Whether you are looking to experience the authentic culture of old Tokyo or simply enjoy memorable dining experiences, the area offers a wide variety of options. We are delighted to introduce some of our favorite local restaurants and recommended dining spots nearby.
Cafés & Light Meals
Cafe Tomorrow Asakusa
About a 16-minute walk from the hotel, this cozy café serves thick-cut toast, egg sandwiches, and coffee in a nostalgic retro atmosphere — perfect for a relaxing morning.
Doutor Coffee Honjo Azumabashi
Distance: 7-minute walk
A quiet chain café offering toast, salad, and egg sets, ideal for a leisurely breakfast.
Der Koffer Café
Distance: 10-minute walk
This retro-style café specializes in pancakes and thick toast, featuring a nostalgic Showa-era vibe for those who enjoy a vintage atmosphere.
CAFE STYLE COJIRO
Just a 1-minute walk away, this café features a relaxed British-classic interior, with coffee beans, whisky, and various bottles displayed along the counter — creating a cozy, adult-style atmosphere. Comfortable seating makes it an inviting place to unwind. The menu offers lunch, coffee, dinner, and a wide variety of desserts, snacks, and drinks.
LAND_A Cafe Dining & Smile
A stylish and popular restaurant featuring beautiful riverside terrace seating with a wonderful view. They offer breakfast, lunch, and an all-you-can-drink dinner plan. The buffet includes a wide variety of dishes, and everything is delicious, making it popular among both locals and travelers.
Japanese Cuisine
Fukuchan
Located in the Asakusa Underground Shopping Street, this cozy eatery is filled with nostalgic Showa-era charm and is famous for its sizzling, fragrant teppan-style yakisoba. Simple yet full of flavor, it attracts both locals and visitors who line up for a taste. With its affordable prices and relaxed atmosphere, it’s a perfect spot to experience the retro charm of downtown Asakusa — and it was also featured in the movie Perfect Days.
やきとんひなた浅草店
A lively izakaya , famous for its flavorful grilled pork skewers and classic Japanese dishes. With great prices and a relaxed vibe, it’s the perfect place to experience Japan’s casual drinking culture.
Inagaki Izakaya
Just a 5-minute walk away, this local favorite izakaya offers fresh and delicious Japanese small plates, making it the perfect choice for those looking to taste authentic local cuisine. Whether for dinner or late-night snacks, the food and atmosphere here are sure to satisfy your cravings.
Asakusa Showaken
A yakiniku restaurant with a nostalgic Showa-era vibe, serving classic Japanese barbecue that’s perfect for both casual and family gatherings.
Noguchi fish store and restaurant
A popular seafood restaurant loved by both locals and travelers. It is especially famous for its fresh and generous seafood bowls. Guests can enjoy a variety of sashimi and seafood dishes made with fresh ingredients delivered directly from Toyosu Market, all at reasonable prices.
Asakusa Gyukatsu
Asakusa Gyukatsu is a popular gyukatsu restaurant loved by travelers. The beef cutlet is crispy on the outside while remaining tender and juicy inside.
Ramen Watanabe
A ramen shop offering different levels of spiciness and soup bases. The portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable. If you’re in the mood for a spicier ramen, this is the place to go!
Taiyo no Tomato Men
Taiyo no Tomato-men is a ramen shop that blends rich chicken broth with tomato flavor.
The soup is flavorful but not too salty, paired with thin, springy noodles and a light tomato base that’s easy to finish. They also offer a rare cheese ramen—rich, creamy, and unique. Cozy atmosphere and reasonable prices make it a place worth coming back to!
Gatsun
It is known for its rich yet smooth tonkotsu pork-bone broth, traditional Nagahama street-stall style, thin noodles, and free extra noodles (kaedama). The black garlic oil ramen is especially recommended for its deep and addictive flavor.
Western Cuisine
BOTTLE SHARE BAR
Only a 2-minute walk from the accommodation!
The bar offers a great selection of wines from France, Spain, Portugal, and more, available by the glass or bottle. Guests can also enjoy delicious snacks such as Iberian ham, cheese, and bread. With its relaxed atmosphere and friendly owners who speak English, it’s a great place to meet new people and enjoy a casual drink.
Others
Montee
This cozy little restaurant serves truly authentic Thai cuisine — from the décor to the dishes, everything feels just like Thailand. If you’re in the mood for something different, it’s definitely worth a try.
Bánh Mì Xin Chào
Located on the second floor, this Vietnamese restaurant offers a great view of the Sumida River and serves truly authentic flavors.
Pain Maison Sumida Asakusa Dori Street
Freshly baked crispy salted bread — each bite is a warm temptation. Delicious, affordable, and loved by locals, it’s a must-try treat when strolling through Asakusa.
Age.3 ASAKUSA
A popular dessert shop in Asakusa, famous for its freshly fried bread donuts. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, the donuts come in a variety of creative flavors and are perfect for photos. The stylish and cute atmosphere makes it a favorite spot among young visitors and travelers.
