Food & Dining— Page 8

Hokkaido milk gelato counter in JR East Hotel Mets Akihabara, from the long-running Azabu Sabou wagashi and sweets chain.

A curry house on the first floor of Atre Akihabara 1, serving spiced Japanese-style curry near the station.

A refined sushi and oyster bar on the ground floor of Akihabara UDX.

A familiar Starbucks branch inside atré Akihabara 1, convenient for coffee and light snacks near the station.

An all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu restaurant on the fourth floor of atre Akihabara 2, popular for relaxed group dining.

A relaxed cafe on Sotokanda 1 Chome where visitors can pause for coffee and light bites away from Akihabara's bustle.

Long-standing Akihabara izakaya in Hakugin Kaikan basement serving yakitori, beef tongue and Chinese classics.

A relaxed Japanese-style coffeehouse on the second floor of atre Akihabara 2, ideal for a break from the station crowds.

Pan-fried spaghetti specialist from Nakameguro, inside ecute Akihabara, with big portions and quick turnaround.

A standing sushi bar near Akihabara Station offering fresh seafood and rice bowls in a casual, commuter-friendly setting.

Branch of the Yayoiken teishoku chain near Suehirocho, serving balanced Japanese set meals from 7:00 to 23:15 daily.

A bright station-side food hall inside JR Akihabara Station, offering quick meals, sweets and bento boxes.