Night Barbecue Paradise Attracts Tourists In Tokyo

The shops in the alleyways of Omoide Yokocho are home to a variety of Japanese famous Yakiroti skewers. each other, on the northwest side of Shinjuku train station, Tokyo, Japan. Also known as the colorful Piss Alley, it is a nightclub chosen by many tourists and locals after a day's work.The alley at Omoide Yokocho is filled with food, especially a lot of yakitori - typical Japanese grilled meat skewers along the aisles. Most of the stalls have seats in front of the counter

. There are over 60 restaurants and bars in Omoide Yokocho, most serving Yakitori and drinking sake or beer. In addition, many stores also sell ramen, soba, sushi . .



Each shop or bar has a very small area, and can only accommodate 6-10 customers. Therefore, you should not come here if you go with a group that is too crowded because the narrow space does not contain all and the shop owner does not like loud conversations. late on many people may not be able to find seats and have to wait quite a long time. It's not easy to find an English menu here, so check what's on the kitchen and point to it. Even so, it still attracts foreign tourists because of its ancient decor, bold traditional Japanese style, and brimming with the aroma of grilled dishes, and the most popular spot here is Yakitori ( Grilled meat skewers) are available on the counters, customers can choose their own dishes and watch the service staff on the charcoal stove or make their own. This is considered as Yakitori's paradise because of the wide variety of grilled meat skewers: from pork, chicken, to baby belly, fish, eel . .



and vegetables. The second battle was in late 1940, early 1950. In the 1990s there was a fire and the area was almost completely destroyed. After that, this place was rebuilt and became a destination in the dissolution of many Japanese people throughout the decades..

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