Asakusa Tokyo Guide：Tokyo Street Food 2024！【東京 浅草グルメ】食べ歩き 東京！東京 淺草・淺草 美食！

Asakusa Tokyo Guide：Tokyo Street Food 2024！【東京 浅草グルメ】食べ歩き 東京！東京 淺草・淺草 美食！
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Welcome to the Asakusa Tokyo Guide! In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about exploring Asakusa, indulging in Tokyo’s street food scene in 2024, and experiencing the best of Japanese gourmet food. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this guide will provide valuable insights for your Tokyo adventure.
Asakusa, a popular tourist spot in Tokyo, offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Discover the top 10 Tokyo tourist attractions, including the iconic Senso-ji Temple and its bustling Nakamise Street. As you explore the area, don’t miss out on the vibrant street food stalls where you can taste the best of Tokyo’s culinary delights.
Japan is renowned for its gastronomy, and Tokyo is at the heart of this culinary paradise. Our guide will provide you with detailed recommendations on what to eat in Tokyo in 2024, Tokyo offers a diverse range of flavors to satisfy every palate.
To enhance your overall travel experience, we’ve included a comprehensive Japan guide that covers essential travel information, cultural tips, and practical advice. Whether you’re navigating the public transportation system or understanding Japanese customs, this guide will help you make the most of your time in Tokyo and beyond.
Specifically focusing on Asakusa, our guide provides insights into the best tourist spots, historical landmarks, and hidden gems in the area. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Asakusa while uncovering its hidden treasures and enjoying the local street food scene.
For a memorable journey to Tokyo in 2024, make sure to consult our Tokyo Japan Travel Guide. Discover the best street food in Tokyo, explore the city’s vibrant neighborhoods, and create unforgettable memories in this dynamic metropolis.
Get ready to embark on an incredible adventure in Asakusa and Tokyo, where delectable cuisine, captivating attractions, and a vibrant atmosphere await you. Let this guide be your companion as you navigate the culinary wonders and cultural marvels of Tokyo, ensuring an unforgettable travel experience.
Enjoy in the world of Japanese street food with this convenient travel guide to Asakusa.

東京の浅草で、グルメの冒険に出かけましょう！この記事では、浅草の魅力的な食べ物文化について探求し、東京2024でのストリートフードシーンに焦点を当てます。あなたの味覚を刺激し、もっと食べたくなるような食べ物冒険に備えてください。
浅草は、豊かな食文化と伝統的な味わいで知られています。まず、象徴的な浅草寺とその周辺を訪れましょう。仲見世通りを歩きながら、さまざまな美味しいおやつや地元の逸品に出会います。
東京の浅草グルメや食べ歩きに最新の情報を求めている方にぴったりのガイドです。毎日甘いものを食べたくなるような魅力的な食べ物がたくさんあります。浅草観光のコースを組みながら、地元の人々が愛するグルメスポットを巡りましょう。
東京は、グルメの宝庫です。浅草での食べ歩きは、地元の屋台料理や伝統的な料理の数々を楽しむ絶好の機会です。新鮮で美味しい食べ物が豊富に揃っています。
浅草グルメ 食べ歩きを楽しみながら、東京の魅力的な食文化を堪能しましょう。このガイドを通じて、浅草のストリートフードの楽しみを存分に味わえます。

歡迎來到東京繁榮的美食中心淺草！ 淺草豐富的美食文化以其味道和味道而聞名。 第一個參觀的地方是淺草寺及其周邊地區。 漫步中中商業街，你會遇到各種當地美食。在本影片中，我們探索了10款淺草的美味街頭小吃，準備好探索美食冒險，享受味蕾，享受無味體驗。

讓我們一起享受這集東京淺草自由行以及所有日本街頭美食的樂趣吧~

We’re starting our journey in Japan with Tokyo as our first stop. We are staying near the Senso-ji Temple at asakusa. There really are so many delicious things here~!!! This time we will share with you our favourite street food. It’s perfect for eating while walking~!!!

However, be careful not to eat in front of the shop. Many shops have posted notices specifically to remind people of this. Now let’s start in Asakusa~😋 The first place is the time-honoured “Kimuraya”. Walk to the end along Nakamise Street past the Kaminari-mon Gate, and there it is.

Their famous product is the Ningyo-yaki with red bean paste. You can also watch the craftsmen making them live~. We bought a small pack, 600 yen for 10 pieces. It’s still warm~. There are many different shapes. 🌸: It’s the five-storied pagoda, so cute!

It tastes like a little cake with red bean paste, not too sweet. There’s also the small lantern of Nakamise. It is a bit ordinary. But it’s nice to enjoy Ningyo-yaki as you walk. The second place is Asakusa Kokonoe’s deep-fried manju. It’s right next to Kimuraya

And offers many different flavors of this traditional Japanese food. The shopkeepers are all rather old, giving a feeling of warmth~^^ They are constantly busy. We ordered the cherry blossom flavor. It looks really crispy. 🌸: Delicious! Perfectly fried, the inside is cherry blossom-flavored red bean that’s not too sweet.

The outside is topped with a perilla leaf, giving it a very special aroma!!! Next up is this shop, Asakusa Soratsuki. 🌸: Their strawberry mochi is super cute!!!😍 🌸: I want every kind~😍 In the end, we bought the four-color strawberry mochi, which allows us to taste four different flavors at once~

🌸: They are really cute and great for taking pictures~ The flavors include mango, strawberry, matcha, and red bean paste. The mochi is bouncy, the bean paste is sweet, and the strawberries add a sour touch — the combination of sour and sweet is simply delicious. No wonder there’s such a long queue~

Afterwards, we came to this shop, Asakusa Sakura. This is a new store of the super popular pineapple bun specialty store in Asakusa – Kagetsudo. It’s said that these buns are more upscale and exquisite than the original ones. They’re warm to the touch and emit a sweet aroma

They also look different from the pineapple buns at Kagetsudo. Delicious~!!! There is a thin layer of sugar on the outside, sweet and crispy. The bread is soft and has a strong buttery aroma. We polished it off in no time! After eating a lot of sweets, it’s time to have something salty~

This shop, Taco-Taco Koromo Brothers, specializes in octopus cracker sandwiches. Cute trio~ Each cracker sandwich is made fresh on the spot. Because the heat from the takoyaki can soften the crackers and affect the texture, they shouldn’t be kept for too long. Inside, you’ll find two large takoyaki balls~ Super delicious!!!

The crackers are crispy, filled with creamy mayonnaise and hot takoyaki. The texture is very rich~ Next is Ginkado. We were deeply attracted when passing by😍 The clerk cuts open a daifuku and then tops it with bright red strawberries. The big, bright red strawberries are truly eye-catching.

🌸: I could stand and watch all day~ We bought the strawberry-flavored one~ 🌸: It’s pink and so cute! The daifuku is soft and chewy, with a filling that’s not too sweet, paired with sour and sweet strawberries. There’s also a bit of a cream filling in the middle. 🌸: Delicious!!!

Next, let’s try this well-established taiyaki (fish-shaped cake) chain store~ They offer a variety of flavors. Although there’s a line, it doesn’t take long to wait~ And you can watch the masters making them on the spot. They are made one by one with great care. We bought a taiyaki with Tokachi red bean flavor.

It’s quite hot~ 🌸: Does the dog want to eat too? It’s a complete fish shape. So cute. Let’s take a bite off its head🤣 Traditionally, it is said that boys should start eating from the head, and girls from the tail~ Inside, there’s sweet and granular red bean paste with large beans.

The outer layer of the taiyaki is fragrant and crispy, Filled with red bean paste all the way to the tail, delicious! Then we tried this famous unagi (eel) rice ball shop. At first, seeing no queue, we thought we’d got the wrong place~

It turns out you need to order using a vending machine, and then the staff will let you know when to swing back by. The shop isn’t on the main street but in a small alley next to Senso-ji Temple. Seeing a huge line down the alley can look pretty daunting.

The shop probably doesn’t want to cramp the area, so they’ve got this pre-purchase ticketing system~ The unagi rice balls are made with domestic eel, grilled on-site, so expect a bit of a wait time. We can also take this time to go shopping and visit Senso-ji Temple~

We bought the tickets around 1:45 pm on Saturday and were told to come back at 4:20 pm. When we came back around 4 pm, there was already a group of people waiting. We didn’t wait long before the staff came out with a big plate of unagi rice balls~ Got them~

They’re still warm in our hands~ The freshly grilled eel is tender and glossy with oil. The rice ball is coated with sauce and has a generous amount of rice. It’s very fresh and delicious~ Next, let’s try this popular must-try food spot. This place is known for its extreme honey matured baked sweet potatoes.

These sweet potatoes are first aged for a long time to hit a sweetness level of over 50 degrees~ They offer caramel brûlée, honey butter, and ice cream. We chose the caramel brûlée. It looks just like the picture~🤣 The appearance of full caramel is so tempting.

In addition to the special reminder not to eat while walking, they also provide a few nearby places where you can enjoy your meal, which is quite considerate~ This is made with a roasted sweet potato topped with pudding, then caramelized with a torch. 🌸: The brûlée surface is really crispy.

It’s hard to get a bite of the brûlée, custard cream, and baked sweet potato all at once. 🌸: It’s very sweet, full of buttery~ 🌸: Let’s try the baked sweet potato~ 🌸: The sweet potato is also very sweet, so delicious~!!!😍 The portion of sweet potato is generous, almost too filling after a while~

Lastly, let’s head over to this matcha crepe specialty shop. It’s tucked away in a narrow alley and isn’t very conspicuous. But you can spot it by the cute little cat statue at the corner as a landmark~ Here, you also purchase a ticket from a vending machine.

The price is uniform, and you can pick your flavor while queuing. Afterward, the staff will ask again what flavor you want. There are four different flavors~ We chose Yasaka, which is a matcha tiramisu flavor. The surface is covered with lots of matcha powder. And inside are cream and sponge cake.

The crepe is super soft and chewy, with a strong matcha and cream aroma, incredibly satisfying!!! It’s got these crispy black beans inside that make it even better. They give you a lot, and we were almost too full by the end. But we kept taking bite after bite!

After eating, you can take a leisurely walk around Asakusa, soaking up the warm sunlight~ This place is bustling with people at any time of day~ We stayed in Asakusa for a week and ate a lot of delicious food. Therefore, in the next video, we will continue to introduce the restaurant cuisine of Asakusa~

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