I spent around ¥3200 for a set of pork skewers and 2 drinks. There is a seating fee of ¥330 which includes salted cabbage. Even though I wasn't very full when I arrived as the second stop of the night, the pork belly skewers were filling. Personally, I didn't find the meat skewers to be particularly outstanding in taste or quality, as they seemed similar to what I've had elsewhere. The service was average and didn't leave a strong impression. The building is relatively new, the interior is clean, and there are some playful touches like fortune chopsticks and decorations on the tables, which I enjoyed.

Ordering through LINE was very convenient! It was so much fun when the Asakusa Samba Carnival (with two drummers and two dancers) came into the facility. I wonder if it was a holiday event? It really got the crowd going! The food was especially delicious, especially the potato salad. I definitely want to go back!

I post gourmet information on Instagram! ▶︎ @chaton___gourmet There is a yakitori restaurant in Asakusa Yokocho. There were many different shops, but I was in the mood for skewers, so I chose this place. ○ Order details - Senbero (¥1,100): We ordered 2 servings since there were 2 of us! The senbero here was amazing, I was surprised! For 1,100 yen, you get 2 drinks per person, 2 assorted skewers, and 1 appetizer!! *Senbero is available on weekdays from 12:00 to 19:00! The appetizers on that day were salad pasta and a dish with mackerel and onions (sour pickled mackerel style)! The yakitori included heart, jowl, thigh, and miso-seasoned hormone! The portions were really generous and satisfying, and it was delicious. It was great that when you order for 2 people, you get different types of skewers and appetizers for each person...! You can also order draft beer, so it's very cost-effective and highly recommended ♡ Thank you for the meal! Tokyo, Taito-ku, Asakusa 2-6-7, 4F "Ha" Section, Tokyo Rakutenchi Building 5 minutes walk from Asakusa Station [Foodlog Rating] 3.15 [Business Hours] 12:00-23:00 [Payment Methods] Cards, PayPay accepted [Seats] 90 seats ... #DivinePork #Yakitori #GrilledChicken #AsakusaGourmet #AsakusaLunch #AsakusaDayDrinking #AsakusaFoodCrawl #AsakusaDate #DayDrinking #Tokyo #TokyoGourmet #TokyoLunch #AsakusaDinner #TokyoDinner #TokyoIzakaya #AsakusaIzakaya #Izakaya #IzakayaGourmet #Senbero #Beer #BeerGirls #Meat #Meatstagram #TokyoGourmet #TokyoLunch #Alcohol #Alcoholstagram #AlcoholAddict #Heart #Skewers

On Saturday afternoon, I went on a drinking expedition in Asakusa. I tried having a light drink at "Kamibuta" in the "Asakusa Yokocho" dining floor on the 4th floor of the "Tokyo Rakutenchi Asakusa Building". I ordered a small draft beer, cabbage with salt dressing, assorted skewers (pork belly, heart, cheek, pork cheek, shishito peppers, and cherry tomatoes), and a yuzu sour cocktail. The food was good quality but a bit pricey, typical of a tourist area like Asakusa. The atmosphere was casual but lacked a sense of friendliness. Overall, it was a somewhat questionable experience. Goodbye for now.

This is a shop in the newly opened Asakusa Yokocho last year. As the name suggests, there are many types of pork dishes available. We enjoyed trying a little bit of everything while drinking, and it seemed like we could hop to other shops on the same floor. The atmosphere of the floor itself was like a festival, and we had a fun time.

I went to Asakusa Yokocho where we had a gourmet meeting last year. This time we had delicious yakitori and vegetable skewers at Kamitonton ❤️. We had plenty of Sapporo beer with hormone fried chicken, which was amazing. I feel like I might conquer all the shops in Asakusa Yokocho soon! They also offer yukata and kimono rentals, so it's recommended for a date in Asakusa ❤️. Thank you for reading the review. I hope it inspires you to enjoy delicious meals. Your likes and comments are very encouraging!

I stopped by on my way back from Hatsumode. It was crowded even though it was the 3rd day of the new year. This restaurant was not busy, so I had a light meal and drink. There weren't many options on the New Year's menu because the market was closed.

While strolling around Asakusa, I came across a place that caught my eye, "Asakusa Yokocho", where various shops line up. I chose this place somewhat randomly and it turned out to be a popular yakitori restaurant called "Kamitori". The order was made through a smartphone, and the chopstick wrapper turned out to be a fortune slip. We ordered "Otoshi" (330 yen x2), "Draft Beer" (550 yen), "Oolong Tea" (330 yen), "Shishito Peppers" (219 yen), "Pork with Shiso" (209 yen), "Bell Pepper with Cheese" (242 yen), and "Corn Tempura" (price unknown). The beer served was Sapporo Black Label. It was a bit quiet, perhaps because it was a weekday afternoon. I might come back on a lively weekend next time. Thank you, "Kamitori"!

Yayyy ❤️ Last night, mom and I had a toast at Asakusa Yokocho, the new attraction in Asakusa ❤️ "Kamitora Asakusa Yokocho" is a shop also found in the rengai streets of Okinawa's Kokusai Dori! The festive, Showa retro atmosphere is so wonderful here. It's lively and customers keep coming in. Cheers with draft beer and lemon sour, Mom, cheers! The assorted platter for 1200 yen is a great choice. You can enjoy the popular skewers at this shop. It was perfect because we didn't know what to choose. And the dishes came out quickly. The juicy and flavorful pork belly, as well as the crunchy tongue and delicious ginnan were all great! The Cheese Garlic Soy Sauce Pickles for 550 yen were amazing. The rich cheese flavor was exquisite. It's just the right amount to share between two people and goes well with drinks. The thin slices of garlic were also too delicious. It was a lively and beautiful restaurant, and the food was really delicious! We want to eat here again. Cheese Garlic.

Opened on July 1, 2022, this yakitori restaurant in Asakusa Yokocho is a must-visit. The original piglet-shaped jugs are adorable! Plus, each pair of chopsticks comes with a "flavor lottery" so you never know what you'll get. The recommended dish here is definitely the assorted skewers. With options like bacon, ginkgo nuts, pork belly, tomato wraps, myoga wraps, and tongue, the standout for me was the myoga wrap - the crunchy texture of the myoga paired perfectly with the pork, and it went really well with beer! Additionally, the perfectly seared mentaiko (spicy cod roe) had me ordering another mega jug of lemon sour in no time. The mega jug is quite satisfying, so it's perfect for those who enjoy their drinks. As Asakusa Yokocho is always bustling with people, especially popular spots like Kintonton, I recommend making a reservation, especially on weekends.

【Food and Festival Hall】365 days of festival town✨⟡.· Located in Asakusa's new attraction, "Asakusa Yokocho," is the shrine of "Kamibuta-sama," where they serve pork dishes. It's pronounced as "Shinton." It was the busiest time, but we managed to get in at the right moment! Ordering through mobile was convenient✌ I tried the "Momo Sake Rock" and "Spicy Ginger Highball Lettuce Wrap" which caught my eye! The juicy meat was delicious... I will order the same next time♡ The silhouette of the pig on the plate, the pig sitting quietly on a beer mug, and the cute hidden pig illustrations are charming... Please take a look at the photos and visit the place in person! The chopstick bags are like fortune slips, and the entire floor of Asakusa Yokocho is vibrant and enjoyable, making it a fun place to drink while enjoying the atmosphere and taking lots of Instagram-worthy photos. There are outlets available, so feel free to use them to charge your phone! Despite the busy time, we received wonderful service!

I went bar hopping in Asakusa Yokocho and entered the second place! The interior was spacious, and most importantly, the cute pig drawings everywhere were adorable and precious for pig lovers. I had several skewers with vegetables wrapped in pork, which were healthy, delicious, and paired really well with alcohol! Next time, I plan to go eat heartily at the first place!

A restaurant where you can enjoy healthy vegetable rolls and pork skewers♪ I couldn't decide because everything looked delicious, so I ordered a mixed platter! The types of skewers in the mixed platter seem to vary each day! When I tasted it, I was impressed by how delicious the pork was! The simple seasoning brings out the delicious healthy fat!✨ I also wanted to try the famous lettuce wraps, so I added them! The combination of pork fat and crispy vegetables was delicious☺️ Thank you for the meal!

Indoor festival experience at Asakusa Yokomachi, which opened on July 1st this year. A somewhat extraordinary world awaits at Asakusa Yokomachi. I went with my friends!! We were unsure where to go, but ended up at Kamibuta where we could also enjoy some vegetables. We were seated at a table near the counter and placed our orders through our smartphones. Soon after ordering, we were served with a cabbage appetizer. It had mustard on it, so if you don't like spicy food, be careful. I ordered a ginger ale, which was quite strong and tasty! (I enjoyed it) There were power outlets on the pillars next to the seats, so I took the opportunity to charge my phone. Haha. The ordered items took a bit of time to arrive... If you're with someone, time might fly by, but if you're alone, it could be tough. The items that came out were 6 skewers! They were served on cute pig-shaped plates! The variety of skewers looked lovely. Personally, I liked the cheese-stuffed bell pepper the most. There was also a cheese-wrapped skewer, so be cautious if you don't like cheese! There are hidden pig illustrations all over the restaurant, so it might be fun to look for them!

I introduce to a sushi restaurant "Kamibuta" at Asakusa Yokocho. I ordered a "Yasaimaki". It's awesome! Highly recommend it.

Perfect for girls' night out or when you feel like eating a lot! The combination of fresh vegetables and carefully selected pork is so delicious that you can keep eating them. The simple seasoning also goes perfectly with alcohol! The cute pig mark on the chopsticks is a fun touch.

I visited this restaurant located in the newly opened Asakusa Yokocho. I was intrigued by the vegetable-wrapped skewers. Although the menu is not extensive, I think it's a good place for bar hopping. The skewers were delicious with just the right amount of salt.