Toranomon Yokocho

Located in the Toronomon business tower, this is a food court that has it all, and we loved it! The concept of bringing all types of cuisine under one roof and splitting them out into small outlets so you feel that you're in a busy food market is an amazing concept. There are loads of vendors here offering different options for you from street food, sushi, chinese, european, american, and also a bit of a pub scene too. It was getting busy when we walked in as it was around 6pm, and the office workers were congregating after work. I'm sure it gets busier during lunchtime, which is the reason why they have separate lunch menus. Highly recommended!

We were looking for a place to try a variety of Japanese and decided to visit this modern Yokocho. It was easy to get to within the Toranomon Hills Business Tower with direct subway access from the Toranomon station through underground walkway. Honestly there is more foreign food here (Thai, Spanish tapas, Chinese, etc.) than traditional Japanese food but they all looked delicious. Went for early dinner at 5 pm on a Friday evening and it was pretty empty - it filled up shortly after that. We got a table at the distillery and tried various izakaya dishes which were fantastic.

Easily to try different drinks and meals from different locals in there but the my all open after 5pm. So this is an evening food alternative. They have lockers to keep your stuff too

Finally found a great spot for authentic Mexican tacos! Shout out to TACOSWAY! The ingredients are fresh, delicious and affordable. You have to try every single taco dish! It is on the spicy side but just the perfect spice 👌🏼 definitely 🤌🏼 🌮

Really cool place where you can try bunch of different restaurants all at once.

Terrible experience, came to the restaurant at 10pm when the restaurant is advertised as closing at 11pm. Locals were being served but we were told that it was closed. A very disappointing experience as we had walked for 15 mins to the restaurant.

Ate at Tama twice on our recent visit. The food is Okinawa inspired small plates. All the food was good and I found the prices to be pretty reasonable for the location. All the staff was friendly and spoke some English. They also have English menus available. All of the staff was very friendly and inviting, and the music they played was great, a good vibe all around. The yokocho in general has great food so if you’re at one of the nearby hotels I would definitely visit for dinner. Tama was definitely one of the food highlights of this trip primarily because of the staff, vibe and clientele. Next time I return to Tokyo and stay in the area I will definitely return here. Great staff definitely make the difference between a good and great visit and Tama has great staff. If their menu looks good to you I hope you stop in for a meal.

Very different from other Yokocho experiences in Tokyo, clean/modern and upscale feeling. Mostly businessmen/women hanging out after work mixed with some nearby hotel guests.