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Shopping Street Guide and Walking Map Shopping Street Guide and Walking Map Sugamo Station Shopping Street Promotion Association 2017 edition Restaurants / Cafés / Bars Legend St. Marc Café Sugamo Coffee and Light Meals Sweets and Confectioneries 3 Restaurants / Cafés / Bars Apparel / Jewelry / Food A café that is proud of its aromatic coffee, with beans that are ground to order, and Health / Medical its freshly baked, fluffy bread. Its focus Beauty Related Various Products / Pharmacies on freshness is evident in the handmade sandwiches that are prepared on site at each Entertainment Banks / Real Estate Other outlet, in volumes that are just enough for sale. The popular CHOCOCRO also comes ● 25 Warabi Mochi Motoko 37 Sugamo Station Post Office in seasonal flavors. It is a café with a varied 24 ● Kinu-no-Mise ● 38 APA Hotel menu that includes drinks and desserts, and (The Silk Store) 23 ● N Sugamo Sakura Points Participating Stores Shanghai Cuisine Rakuten Kenkoya 39 Japanese Diner “Shingen Tsutsumi” the café staff will welcome you with warm 22 ● smiles! 100 Yen Shop Silk 3- 27- 8 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03- 5961-1309 McDonald's 21 ● 07: 00 – 22: 00 Open every day Oshare Yohin Nakaya 20 ● Tempura Tendon Tenya Sugamo Delicious Ten Don (tempura on a bed of rice) 5 Since 1995, this outlet has been in operation N in the hospitable Sugamo area for the last 21 years. Older visitors are very much ● 40 Jumbo Barber Shop welcome (young people too)! Drop by on your way back from visiting the Togenuki Paris Co., Ltd 19 ● Exit A3 ● 41 Boutique MITSUWA Jizo. We recommend the classic Ten Don. Yume No Aji Kirin 27● Shobido 18 ● Exit A4 The menu changes with the seasons, so we also recommend the seasonal Ten Don. The restaurant also serves delicious soba and ● Karin No Matsugishi 17 ● udon noodles. 28 hair & spa Unagi Nagashima 16 ● baboo 〒 Hosaka Building, 3-27-7 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03- 3915- 7973 11: 00 – 23: 00 Open every day Teshigotoya Fukunotori 15 Ginza Cozy Corner Sugamo North Exit ● Western Confectionery Sales and Light Meals Café Zao Sugamo No. 1 14 6 Besides pasta, curry and sandwiches, 42 Funaichi ● the café also serves desserts packed with 43 Maruju Bakery Sennari Monaka Main Store 13 seasonal fruits and cake sets as part of its menu, just what you’d expect from a Okonomiyaki Ajisen 12 ● Western-style confectionery shop. With Sugamo Tokiwa Shokudo 11 44 Ueshima Coffee their attentive attitude and polite customer ● 45 Sugamo Kobayashi Derma Clinic service, the shop aims to be No. 1 in 46 Mister Minit Hakuyosha Yutaka Shokudo 68 Eirakudo providing its customers with peace of mind Matsumoto Kiyoshi 10 ● ● Sudo Funeral Service 58 on their purchases. Be sure to stop by if you Okashi No Machioka 白山通り ●Credit Cooperative get tired of walking! ● ● 48 Karaoke no Tetsujin Dai-ichi Kangyo 3- 27- 6 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03- 3910 - 5900 Uta Hiroba 9 ● 47 Taiheihanten Retail Store: Mon – Sat 09: 00 – 23: 00, Sun, Public Holidays: 09: 00 – 22: 00 Café: New Taihei 文 Family Mart 8 Hakusan-dori Street 10: 00 – 21: 00 (last orders at 20: 00) Open every day Nikomi Sennari 文 Pitat House 57 30 ● 49 Fukushima-ya ● Sugamo Tokiwa Shokudo Sugamo Station 69 Sugamo Shinkin● Bank ● 29● 11 ● ● 26 Kamei Sushi ● 50 Yakiniku Kongoen 59 60 61 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● Shinshoji Temple ● 33 ● 32 Yakiniku Sanpuku ● ● Veli Dental Clinic Veli 53 54 55 56 Tonkatsu Tonpei Tonkatsu Hair Studio Nonaka Chuka Shokudo Hidakaya Edomae Sushi Sushitsune 31● 51 52 Fuji Soba Murakami Denki Surugaya Fukufuku Manjuu ● 文 63 62 ● DoCoMo Shop 7 ● Sundrug SEIYU ● Toshima Ward 74 Nitto Apartments Komagome Community Workshop Ginza Cozy Corner 6 ● ● 64 Sugamo Police Box 75 Kaikan ● 70 Boutique Fortino Tempura Tendon Tenya 5 ● ● 3- 28- 8 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03- 5980- 9363 ←To Otsuka Station JR Sugamo Station 10: 00 – 23: 00 (last orders at 22: 30) Open every day Tamura Fruit Shop 4 ● Exit A2 Police Box Okonomiyaki Ajisen Okonomiyaki and Monjayaki 12 St. Marc Café Sugamo 3 ● ● 65 Seibundo 71 Kaburagien This is a shop that is well-known among Book Store ● customers of all ages, from families to ● couples, for its okonomiyaki and monjayaki. Somei Sakura Chidoriya Sohonke 2 ● 72 Law Firm 35 KUSHIKOMA Ikoshi The restaurant uses Kagoshima black pig Jokyu Co., Ltd 34● Fukuro Pharmacy and serves seasonal specials. The signature 36● 1 ● dishes “mixed okonomiyaki” and “stamina Sugamodoshinkyu Acupuncture Exit A1 Hakusan-dori Street monjayaki” come in hearty servings, but are ● 66 Uomasu Sugamo Sakuranamiki-dori Street very reasonably priced. 67 Atré Vie ● ←To Otsuka Station JR Sugamo巣鴨駅 Station 2F, 3- 28- 8 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03- 3915- 3333 Mon – Fri: 17: 00 – 23: 30 Sat, Sun, Public Holidays: 12: 00 – 23: 00 Open every day 73 Hair Fashion Shiki ● 2 3 Restaurants / Cafés / Bars Restaurants / Cafés / Bars Zao Sugamo No. 1 Teshigotoya Fukunotori Ueshima Coffee Sugamo A Café for Grown-ups Taiheihanten Chinese Cuisine in a Trendy Restaurant A Restaurant that Women Will Find Welcoming 14 Come Here for Grilled Skewers and Yakitori 15 44 47 Please visit Zao Sugamo No. 1. A restaurant serving grilled skewers and A café that caters to adult tastes whilst Specially selected ingredients come together yakitori. There’s also a wide selection of high cherishing the Japanese café culture that in dishes that suit Japanese taste buds. balls. The restaurant has a relaxed ambience is slowly disappearing. You can enjoy This restaurant has a black and white based where you can choose to sit at tables or at authentic Nel Drip coffee or milk coffee with modern Western-style interior. On level 4, the counter, so it’s easy to come for a drink sandwiches in a relaxing environment. The a banquet area that seats up to 20 people even if you’re alone. Popular items include café is especially proud of its Brown Sugar is available. You can enjoy the classic à la tori-tsumami (bite size chicken) and premium Milk Coffee, in which the mild sweetness carte dishes or noodles full of fresh seafood, liver which tastes like foie gras. A Sugamo of the brown sugar can be tasted in the as well as set meals that come with shark original menu is also served at lunch. delicious milk coffee. fin soup and dessert. On level 5, there is a banquet area that seats up to 60 people. 2F, Oki Building, Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03- 5980-2560 3- 28-7 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03- 3910 - 4240 Mon: 11: 00 – 22: 00 Tues-Sun, Lunch: Mon-Fri: 11:30-14:30 (last orders at 14:00) Dinner: 17:00-23:30 (last 2-1- 2 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03 - 5907- 4017 Mon – Fri: 07: 00 - 22: 00 Sat, 4F, Taihei Aji Building, 2-1- 2 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03 - 3910 -7144 11: 00 – Public Holidays: 11: 00 – 04: 00 Open every day order at 23: 15) Open every day Sun, Public Holidays: 07: 30 – 22: 00 Open every day 14: 30/ 17: 00-last order at 20: 30 Open almost every day (Closed on irregular days) Sugamo Unagi Nagashima McDonald's Fukushima-ya Yakiniku Kongoen Well-established Yakiniku Restaurant Japanese Cuisine (Eel, Yanagawa Nabe, Sashimi, Tempura & More) 16 A Convenient Store That's Open 24 hours 21 Excellent Japanese Confectionery and Café 49 50 At our store, we purchase domestically The McDonald’s outlet at the Sugamo Station With records showing that the shop was In operation since 1966, this is a well- farmed eel directly from the wholesalers. We Shopping Street is a hospitable place that in existence since 1861, this Japanese established Yakiniku restaurant. Large blocks serve customers eel prepared in the Saki even senior citizens will find welcoming to confectionery shop has a history of over 150 of meat are cut and served in the traditional (Shirayaki) method and the Honyaki method. visit. The outlet is especially bustling on years. While preserving tradition, the shop way. Almost all of the food is handmade. The local sake picked meticulously by the store owner includes Asahi Shuzo’s “Asahiyama the 4th, 14th and 24th of each month. It’s continues to incorporate new techniques Karubi (short ribs) and Tan-shio (beef tongue) Hyakujuhai”, “Kubota Senju”, “Kubota Manju the perfect stop on your way back from into its “Jo Namagashi” (traditional Japanese are recommended. The store is right in front Junmai Daiginjo”, “Koshu / Senshin Junmai shopping. Popular items include the soft confectionery) that express the changing of Sugamo Station. You will feel right at home Daiginjo”, and “Maboroshi no Sake / Koyu”. The serve ice cream, coffee, Fillet-O-Fish and of the seasons. With an eye on keeping the in this comfortable restaurant. extensive selection also includes “Dassai 50”, apple pie. food natural, no additives are used in these “Namachozo Sake / Sugamo Hito”, “Genshu / Komoriku No Sato” and “Nihonshu-do +19 handmade delicacies. Super Dry Kobai”. 3- 28-7 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03-3918-3255 11: 00 - 21: 00 (Closed 20: 00 3- 31-7 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03- 3918- 2340 1F, Dai-ichi Fukushima Building, 2-1-1 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03- 3918- 3330 2F, Tsukamoto Shoji Building, 2-1-1 Sugamo, Toshima Ward 03- 3918- 8929 on irregular days, please contact the restaurant) Closed on irregular days Open 24 hours Open every day 09: 00 – 19: 00 Closed on Wednesdays 11: 00 – 04: 00 Open every day (excluding New Year's holiday) Kuzumochi, Mamekan, Anmitsu Sugamo Station Shanghai Cuisine Rakuten Yume No Aji Kirin Fuji Soba Tonkatsu Tonpei Invigorating Tonkatsu (Pork Cutlets) Authentic Shanghainese Cuisine 24 and Kakigori (glutinous rice cakes, agar jelly and shaved ice) 27 Delicious Soba 51 53 This is a popular restaurant with many A dessert shop with an ambience reminiscent Only a 30 seconds’ walk from the north exit The perfect place to come with your family regulars and is often featured on TV.
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