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Kurahashi
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Near Ogikubo Sta.
About this spot
Tucked away in Nakano & Koenji, Kurahashi serves massive Okonomiyaki pancakes that locals line up for despite the modest price range of Β₯2,000βΒ₯2,999. The savory batter is thick and fluffy, topped with a generous layer of cabbage and a rich pork-based sauce that defines this Izakaya-style teppanyaki spot.
π‘ Tips before you go
- Order the 'Katsu' option to get crispy fried pork cutlets baked directly into your pancake for extra texture.
- Bring cash only, as many small Tokyo Izakayas like this one do not accept credit cards or contactless payments.
- Save room for a side of grilled skewers (yakitori) which are often served fresh at the end of the meal.
Common Questions
How much does Kurahashi cost?
A standard Okonomiyaki ranges from Β₯2,000 to Β₯2,999 (approx. $14β$21 USD), making it an affordable lunch or dinner option.
Where is Kurahashi?
It is located at 3-8-2 Amanuma, Shinagawa City, Tokyo, just a short walk from Ogikubo Station on the Odakyu Line.
What should I order first?
Start with the basic Okonomiyaki to taste the house sauce before trying the meat-heavy variations like the Katsu or Gyu (beef) options.
About this page
Restaurant: Kurahashi
Cuisine: Okonomiyaki (Japanese savory pancake),Teppanyaki,Izakaya (Japanese style tavern)
Location: Nakano & Koenji, Tokyo, Japan
Nearest station: Ogikubo Sta.
Rating: Good β Worth a visit
Price: Β₯2,000β2,999 (~$13-20)
Source: Curated from local review platforms