Ogimachiya Restaurants

Another boon for homesick Americans, or just people who want to eat a lot, Koki's House offers generous portions of American, Mexican, and Italian favorites. Try the chicken enchiladas (described on the menu as "Mr. Clinton's F... more

Located in the basement, this restaurant seems yet to be discovered by Tokyo's expats. It does serve up a menu that many homesick Americans would die for, at very reasonable prices. With everything from catfish to Boston Clam c... more

Located in the basement, below the Thai "Tom Yum" and the Chinese "Dragon," Miss Saigon is fortunately doing more than competing for its niche in the market of cliché restaurant names. Miss Saigon provides hard-to-find Vietname... more

This restaurant is very popular with Kichijoji's high-school crowd during the lunch hours. It serves up a better and much healthier deal than the fast food Tokyo youth tend to lean toward. You can count on an all-you-can-eat cu... more

This Nepali restaurant offers a more flavorful alternative to the mass of chain restaurants found throughout Tokyo. Serving delicious curries, and Tandoori cooking, it is a wonderful place to chow down after a day of shopping i... more

This somewhat upscale restaurant is not one of those places that slaps paella on the menu then deigns to call itself Spanish. Dos Gatos has been delivering authentic fare for over 10 years, and unlike many European restaurants... more

For a health food restaurant, the fare at Monk's Food (which actually derives its name from jazz musician Thelonius Monk, as opposed to vegetarian Buddhist monks) is surprisingly flavorful. All of the vegetables at this restaur... more

If you are looking for that French restaurant with perfect snob appeal, this very upscale restaurant located on the edge of Inokashira Park provides all the pomp you could possibly need. The restaurant provides a wonderful amou... more

This cafe has already gained quite a following since it opened its doors. If you are looking for a place for brunch but would like to avoid the JPY5,000 price tag of Roy's, this is the spot for you. Sit outside and enjoy heaven... more

Named after the Kingdom of Ryukyu, the old name for Okinawa, this small home-style restaurant will give you a nice feel for that laid-back southern-island ambience. They serve all of the Okinawan favorites such as Okinawan sob... more