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A neighbourhood classic, this always-busy eatery has been feeding hungry Nogatans since 1936. Just stopping by for a beer seems to be a popular option for many locals, but we recommend eating your fill with the 'A Set' (¥920), a teishoku consisting of fried chicken, ginger pork, miso soup, rice and pickles – enough to satisfy even the most ravenous of eaters. The highlight is probably the wonderfully juicy karaage chicken, which goes nicely with the Shokudo's homemade tare sauce.
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Transport Nogata Station (Seibu Shinjuku line)
Telephone 03 3338 7740
Open Lunch 11am-2.45pm, dinner 5.30pm-11pm / closed Thu
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