The izakaya is Tokyo's drinking-and-eating heart, from value chains to character-filled alleys. Torikizoku Shibuya pours flat-priced skewers and highball jugs, while Gonpachi Nishi-Azabu is the wood-beamed izakaya famous as the Kill Bill restaurant inspiration. For the older form, Nonbei Yokocho near Shibuya Station packs 40 tiny standing counters seating four to six.
Uoshin Nogizaka in Tokyo is the seafood izakaya where the boat-shaped sashimi platter feeds four. Direct buying from the Toyosu auction floor each morning.
OrderThe big sashimi boat platter; grilled saba and aged tuna are the through-line.
TipWalk-ins only after 17:00; bring cash for the cover charge. Other Uoshin branches in Shinjuku and Shibuya.
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