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Located right next to the cherry trees adorning Meguro river, it’s not only prime location that factors Iroha’s success. A cozy atmosphere, emphasis on good, seasonal seafood and wallet-saving prices all contribute to its ongoing popularity. Recession-proof busters include lunch menus from 680 yen, dinner banquets starting at 2,600 yen, and a two-hour all you can drink plan for 1,790 yen.
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Transport Nakameguro Station (Hibiya line, Tokyu Toyoko line)
Telephone 03 5722 3560
Open Lunch Mon-Sun 11:30am-14pm, Dinner Mon-Sat 5pm-12:30am (LO 12am) Sun 5pm-10:30pm (LO 22pm)
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