106 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Shibuya-ku / Tokyo
A third-generation liquor shop in Harajuku since 1913
A Showa-retro basement cafe near Kitasando since 1980
The Takeshita Street original that started Japan's crepe craze
Showa-style yoshoku sizzling in Jingumae for over 40 years
The originator of backfat-topped ramen, born from a food cart
The legendary Takeshita Street shop that named the Takenoko-zoku
Omotesando's toy landmark for over 75 years
Omotesando's temple of Japanese craft since 1916
A yakitori shop behind SHIBUYA109, grilling since 1965
A yakitori shop steps from Shibuya Station, grilling since 1948
A Shibuya Center-gai bar pouring drinks since 1949
A Shibuya eel specialist devoted to grilled eel skewers since 1957
A century-old eel restaurant, founded in 1921 and once favored by literary greats
A neighborhood Chinese diner trading since 1968
A crêpe and galette specialist evoking rural France, open since 1985
A postwar-era soba shop in the upscale Shoto residential district
A neighborhood Chinese restaurant that has anchored Center-gai since 1955
A Chinese restaurant descended from the historic "Shibuya Shokudo," founded in 1926
A fish restaurant rooted in a 1910 seafood shop
A retro-atmosphere café that has become a Shibuya institution
An 80-year-old Chinese restaurant in Sakuragaokacho
A yakitori-and-eel specialist and headquarters shop trading since 1963
An oden restaurant carrying on Maruyamacho's geisha-district traditions
A quiet, long-standing soba shop tucked into Dogenzaka-koji
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