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want to meet at Boil & Bake

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hanna wants to eat breakfast at Boil & Bake
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Slow morning + good coffee.
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jolandakrause wants to eat breakfast at Boil & Bake
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4mos ago

want to meet at The Crown

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oliviajordan wants to drink something at The Crown
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cornelia wants to drink something at The Crown
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isedore wants to drink something at The Crown
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5mos ago

want to meet at Central Mall

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priskaspoerl wants to browse a market at Central Mall
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19h ago
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olivia wants to browse a market at Central Mall
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priskaspoerl wants to browse a market at Central Mall
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2w ago
Local market hunt + lunch after.
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julianekarger wants to browse a market at Central Mall
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4mos ago
Local market hunt + lunch after.
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best charcoal grill in Tokyo near Charcoal Yard?

fmd_goodCharcoal Yard · #restaurant #tokyo #grill
visiting Tokyo in 2026 and heard Charcoal Yard is worth checking out. Anyone know if its actually good or just hyped? also how far in advance do u need to book 🍢 visiting Tokyo in 2026 and heard Charcoal Yard is worth checking out. Anyone know if its actually good or just hyped? also how far in advance do u need to book 🍢
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Image diana local ·

Charcoal Yard's solid but overhyped tbh, book two weeks out and hit the yakitori spots under the tracks near Yurakucho instead.

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Image kyra local ·

the standing counter at Torikizoku in Ebisu is my go-to, 300 yen a stick and no booking nonsense

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Image sannaulmer local ·

Agree, but the Asahi there costs more than the skewers.

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Image cornelia local ·

Second this, try Bird Land in Ginza instead

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Fair call, though I'd say the Omoide Yokocho stalls in Shinjuku give you more smoke and atmosphere for less coin.

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Image danny local ·

Golden Gai side, after 9.

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Image irmelin local ·

Two weeks is about right, though for a Friday you'll want three. If you do end up under the tracks, walk a bit further to the Shimbashi side, the izakaya there do motsuni alongside the skewers and it's less of a scrum.

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Image ilona local ·

Bookings open a month out, not two weeks.

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Image irmelin local ·

Just don't sleep on the torikawa there.

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Image irmelin local · · -9

Honestly the hype comes from the reservation system more than the food. Walk in around opening on a weekday and you'll usually get a seat at the counter without booking anything at all.

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Best market shopping in Tokyo 2026 near Market Square

fmd_goodMarket Square · #shopping
I'm visiting Tokyo next month and staying near Market Square, and I'm trying to figure out how the market shopping works there. Do the stalls take cards or is it mostly cash, and what's the best time… I'm visiting Tokyo next month and staying near Market Square, and I'm trying to figure out how the market shopping works there. Do the stalls take cards or is it mostly cash, and what's the best time of morning to go before things sell out?
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Image lina local ·

most stalls at that market are cash only so hit a 7-Bank ATM first & aim for 7-8am before the good stuff goes

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Image irmelin local ·

Saturday mornings are a different beast, way busier.

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Some fish vendors do take PayPay now.

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yeah cash is king, bring coins too

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Image irmelin local ·

Cash coins matter for the small veg stalls, they round up.

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small 100 yen coins, they never round down

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7-8am is right but go earlier on Sundays, stalls start packing by 10. Bring small bills since the vendors rarely break a 10,000 yen note early on.

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Image helene local ·

Agree, though the ATM queue at 8am eats twenty minutes.

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Image dahlia local ·

The 7-Bank inside the FamilyMart on the corner is the reliable one, the standalone machines get emptied fast. If you're after fish, vendors start marking down trays around 9:30 rather than selling out early.

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Image sabrine local ·

Honestly the 7-8am window only really holds for fish and the prepared food side. The produce and dry goods stalls don't hit their stride til 9 or so, so don't rush past those. Vendors restock mid-morning anyway, it's not a one-shot sellout.

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