Tsujihan: Seafood Rice Bowl Restaurant near Tokyo Station

Tsujihan (つじ半) is a Kaisendon(海鮮丼) restaurant located in off-street. Even though the place is pretty small and difficult to find, it’s one…

Tsujihan (つじ半) is a Kaisendon(海鮮丼) restaurant located in off-street. Even though the place is pretty small and difficult to find, it’s one of the busiest place in the area. Kaisendon is a seafood rice bowl dish and Tsujihan serves very generous potion of fresh seafood with very affordable price. Of course, quality of taste is guaranteed. It’s extremely popular from Tokyo gourmands so be prepared to queue.

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How to reach: 5 mins walk from Tokyo station Yaesu North Exit

Hours: Lunch 11:00~15:00, Dinner 17:00~21:00 (Monday to Friday)/11:00~21:00 (Weekends)

Budget: 1,000 JPY~

Genre: Kaisendon (Seafood rice bowl)

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