Speaking of things, you can look forward to when sightseeing in Asakusa, is food that can be eaten on the go.
This time, we will introduce to you 5 goodies to choose from while walking around Sensoji Temple, from salty to sweet! ♡

Important Note: In Asakusa, eating while walking is prohibited. Please enjoy your food in designated place attached to a shop or in a nearby area, where you can sit and eat.

1.Asakusa Anshin-ya

"Asakusa Anshin-ya" serves Taiwanese-style “bigger than you face” fried chicken.
With long lines that tend to form no matter the time of day, this popular shop can be called a new specialty of Asakusa. The irresistible aroma of spices paired with the crispy texture of their chicken makes it a truly indulging treat.

2.Asakusa Seisakusho Tempura Chips

At "Asakusa Seisakusho" you can try a truly unique snack—chips made by flattening tempura under a high pressure! A creative twist on a Japanese dish beloved by many. The crunchy texture is light, but won't leave you unsatisfied! These chips would be great for munching on the go, or just as a quick bite when you are feeling a little hungry.

3.Asakusa Freshly Squeezed Fruit Juice Orangeel

"Orangeel" is another unique shop, that specializes in freshly squeezed orange juice. What sets this place apart from other juice stands is that they serve your drink inside an actual orange! Just insert a straw directly into the fruit, take a sip and refreshing sweetness instantly spreads inside your mouth.
What a perfect drink for a hot day!

4.Kamakura Sweets Asakusa, Kaminarimon Branch

If you are in the mood for some wagashi, we recommend "Kamakura Sweets Asakusa", Kaminarimon Branch".
Here, you can enjoy desserts made with traditional Japanese confectionary warabimochi.
The chewy, jiggly texture of mochi pairs perfectly well with their thick and sweet drinks, creating a delicious contrast with each sip and bite.

5.Imoyasu, a baked sweet potato specialty store

In “Imoyasu” they have a variety of dishes made from sweet potatoes: addictively crunchy chips, baked potatoes topped with ice cream and packed with umami, sandwiches with sweet filling and plenty of fresh cream. 

Enjoy Asakusa food to your heart's content ♪

The appeal of eating on the go is that you don’t have to choose just one dish.
Instead you can enjoy a lot of delicious eats, from salty to sweet, just by walking and sightseeing around.
The five places, we have introduced to you this time, has been carefully chosen by our attenders and are all packed with delicious taste that’s unique to Asakusa! Be sure to try them too, when you come to visit.