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Not to be confused with Kamata's noteworthy Zoot, this Hamamatsucho joint serves as a noodle shop at lunchtime but turns into a full-fledged pub at night, offering everything from pizzas to kushiyaki (skewers). All three pizza choices (margarita, anchovy-tomato and gorgonzola) go for ¥500 a pie, but the ¥100 yakitori and other skewers are the real cheapo attraction. Noodle fiends will not be disappointed with the double soup (tonkotsu and seafood) served with Zoot's standard ramen (¥700).
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Transport Hamamatsucho Station; Daimon Station (Oedo, Asakusa lines)
Telephone 03 6459 0660
Open 11.30am-2.30pm, 5pm-midnight / closed Sat-Sun & holidays
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