Bridge Coffee on the first floor of the historic Eagle Building is a destination cafe. One you go out of your way to visit because it's not on the Tokyo tourist map, even for locals. However, very much worth the trip. It sits on a busy corner of Nihonbashi Bakurochō. Spacious seating and natural light…

Food Sake Tokyo | A chef's guide to the best food in Tokyo.

16.11.2024

Goodies – Food Sake Tokyo

Lately I have been craving a diner breakfast. Delighted to have a lumberjack pancakes plate with eggs and bacon that brought me back to being in the US. I added whipped cream, because why not?🥰 I went soon after they opened at 8 a.m. and it was busy with both tourists and locals. The buttermilk…

Food Sake Tokyo | A chef's guide to the best food in Tokyo.

19.11.2024

Kabe no Ana – Food Sake Tokyo

Wafū pasta, Japanese-Italian pasta, is becoming popular in the U.S. Kabe no Ana is said to be the first restaurant in Japan to serve this spaghetti made with Japanese ingredients like mentaiko, spicy pollack roe as a topping. Kabe no Ana started in 1953 in Shibuya (see the last photo). There are branches in Tokyo…

Food Sake Tokyo | A chef's guide to the best food in Tokyo.

20.11.2024

Cafe Sadiiq – Food Sake Tokyo

Delighted to have an American breakfast spot on the JR Chuo line at Cafe Sadiiq. Pancakes, egg, bacon, and a carrot rape salad with tuna. 1,500 yen ($10) for the pancakes, with a latte on weekdays for 400 yen ($2.50). It is just a five minute walk south of Mitaka Station, and on the way…

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Bridge Coffee – Food Sake Tokyo

Goodies – Food Sake Tokyo

Kabe no Ana – Food Sake Tokyo

Cafe Sadiiq – Food Sake Tokyo

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