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Happy Hour in Itabashi City

5 restaurants in Itabashi City. Part of our Tokyo Happy Hour guide.

のみくい なにわ
#1Happy Hour

のみくい なにわ

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This izakaya offers a creative take on Japanese comfort food, with dishes like unrolled takoyaki and carrot kanappe showcasing a playful approach. The owner's energetic personality and the cozy counter seating create a welcoming atmosphere, making it a spot regulars return to.

🍽️90Food
💰80Value
✨80Vibe
🔊65Noise
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“The owner's customer service was outstanding, and it's easy to see why this restaurant is so popular with regulars.”

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“The menu features classic specialties such as "Nirareba Yukhoe" and "Beef Tendon Stew" that are consistently delicious, and you can enjoy your meal in a fun and cheerful atmosphere.”

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“The stew, which is written on the lantern at the entrance, was delicious with a strong salty flavor!”

Ideal for
Group diningSolo diningCasual drinks
Kabura-Gawa Naka-Itabashi Shop
#2Happy Hour

Kabura-Gawa Naka-Itabashi Shop

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📍 30-8 Yayoicho ↗

This Naka-Itabashi izakaya is a local favorite, particularly for its signature stewed offal, which many celebrate as being as good as the now-closed Oyama Kaburaya. The menu offers a wide variety of grilled skewers and other izakaya staples, all at very reasonable prices.

🍽️88Food
💰88Value
✨78Vibe
👋68Service
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“The stews and grilled offal are consistently delicious, just like at the Oyama store.”

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“The stewed offal is delicious, the miso flavor is strong but not overly salty, and the skewers are large and satisfying.”

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“The restaurant is located about 30 seconds from the south exit of Naka-Itabashi Station on the Tobu Tojo Line.”

Ideal for
Solo diningWatching the gameCasual weeknight dinner
Kushikatsu Tanaka Tobunerima
#3Happy Hour
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Kushikatsu Tanaka Tobunerima

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This lively kushikatsu spot is a haven for families, offering a fun, interactive atmosphere with kid-friendly activities like rock-paper-scissors for drinks. It's also notably dog-friendly, allowing patrons to bring their pets along for a meal. The food is generally well-received, with freshly fried skewers being a highlight.

🍽️85Food
💰80Value
🔊55Noise
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“All the kushikatsu skewers are delicious. The beef, pork, and chicken are all tender and fried to perfection.”

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“My order was forgotten. Kushikatsu? The highball was weak. The takoyaki was delicious.”

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“Not only is it great value for money, but it also tastes delicious, and my family enjoys it every time.”

Ideal for
Families with kidsGroup diningDog owners
Fukushin
#4Happy Hour

Fukushin

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📍 3-8 Oyamacho ↗

Fukushin is a no-frills, casual spot that serves up consistently affordable Chinese-Japanese fare. It's a reliable choice for a quick, filling meal, especially for solo diners or those seeking a straightforward bite near the station.

🍽️78Food
💰85Value
✨75Vibe
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“When I visited a while ago, the ramen and set meals were delicious, but they've gotten a little worse recently.”

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“The stir-fried chicken with green peppers tasted freshly cooked and was delicious.”

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“They fry it after receiving the order, so the wait time is short and the vegetables are crisp and delicious.”

Ideal for
Solo diningQuick weeknight dinnerCasual meals
Yamakita
#5Happy Hour
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Yamakita

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This Naka-Itabashi spot is a lively izakaya known for its grilled offal, particularly the Shirokoro skewers. It's a popular neighborhood haunt where the owner's friendly presence contributes to a casual, bustling atmosphere.

🍽️80Food
💰82Value
✨75Vibe
⏰55Wait
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“Shirokoro, a grilled skewer of horumon. It's crispy on the outside and soft and delicious inside.”

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“My first order, Shirokoro, arrived 55 minutes later, even though I asked twice for it to arrive, without apologizing!”

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“The proprietress seems to be a famous owner, and she has a friendly, Itabashi-esque vibe.”

Ideal for
Solo diningCasual weeknight dinnerFamilies with kids