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3 TOKYO TRAIN STATIONS YOU SHOULD EAT AT 🚆🍜 Where to find the good stuff inside each station Tokyo’s train stations aren’t just for catching trains — some are basically food destinations. If you’re a solo traveler, foodie, or short on time, save these three. 🚉 TOKYO STATION Go to: GRANSTA + Tokyo Station Ichibangai / First Avenue This is the big one. Inside and directly connected to the station, you’ll find Tokyo Ramen Street, sushi, seafood, wagyu, ekiben and Japanese sweets.  🍜 Tokyo Ramen Street — B1 🍱 GRANSTA Tokyo — inside the gates 🍣 GRANSTA Yaekita / Yaesu side — dining areas outside the gates My move: If you’re catching a Shinkansen, grab an ekiben from Ekiben-ya Matsuri and take it on the train. 🚉 UENO STATION Go to: Ecute Ueno + Atre Ueno + Ameyoko Ueno is one of my favorite areas for casual Tokyo food and affordable eats. Inside the station, check Ecute Ueno, including the 3F dining area. Step outside toward Ameyoko for even more food, izakaya and street-food-style options.  🌱 T’s TanTan — Ecute Ueno 3F, inside the gates 🍜 Rokurinsha — Atre Ueno 1F 🥩 Then walk toward Ameyoko for the neighborhood food crawl. 🚉 SHINJUKU STATION Go to: East Exit → Kabukicho / Shinjuku 3-chome / Omoide Yokocho Shinjuku is massive, so don’t just eat at the first restaurant you see. Head outside the station and explore the streets around the East Exit, Omoide Yokocho and Shinjuku 3-chome for ramen, yakitori, izakaya and late-night food.  🍜 Omoide Yokocho — tiny restaurants and yakitori 🍢 Kabukicho — late-night food and izakaya 🍶 Shinjuku 3-chome — restaurants, bars and neighborhood spots Save this for your next Tokyo trip — and send it to the person who plans their Japan itinerary around food. 👇 #TokyoFood #JapanFood #TokyoTravel #JapanTravel #FoodieTravel
3 TOKYO TRAIN STATIONS YOU SHOULD EAT AT 🚆🍜 Where to find the good stuff inside each station Tokyo’s train stations aren’t just for catching trains — some are basically food destinations. If you’re a solo traveler, foodie, or short on time, save these three. 🚉 TOKYO STATION Go to: GRANSTA + Tokyo Station Ichibangai / First Avenue This is the big one. Inside and directly connected to the station, you’ll find Tokyo Ramen Street, sushi, seafood, wagyu, ekiben and Japanese sweets. 🍜 Tokyo Ramen Street — B1 🍱 GRANSTA Tokyo — inside the gates 🍣 GRANSTA Yaekita / Yaesu side — dining areas outside the gates My move: If you’re catching a Shinkansen, grab an ekiben from Ekiben-ya Matsuri and take it on the train. 🚉 UENO STATION Go to: Ecute Ueno + Atre Ueno + Ameyoko Ueno is one of my favorite areas for casual Tokyo food and affordable eats. Inside the station, check Ecute Ueno, including the 3F dining area. Step outside toward Ameyoko for even more food, izakaya and street-food-style options. 🌱 T’s TanTan — Ecute Ueno 3F, inside the gates 🍜 Rokurinsha — Atre Ueno 1F 🥩 Then walk toward Ameyoko for the neighborhood food crawl. 🚉 SHINJUKU STATION Go to: East Exit → Kabukicho / Shinjuku 3-chome / Omoide Yokocho Shinjuku is massive, so don’t just eat at the first restaurant you see. Head outside the station and explore the streets around the East Exit, Omoide Yokocho and Shinjuku 3-chome for ramen, yakitori, izakaya and late-night food. 🍜 Omoide Yokocho — tiny restaurants and yakitori 🍢 Kabukicho — late-night food and izakaya 🍶 Shinjuku 3-chome — restaurants, bars and neighborhood spots Save this for your next Tokyo trip — and send it to the person who plans their Japan itinerary around food. 👇 #TokyoFood #JapanFood #TokyoTravel #JapanTravel #FoodieTravel

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