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I've noticed that Japan doesn't seem huge on breakfast. Most places don't open until 10:30-11:00am. If you ever go out for breaky, do you have any favourites? I'm in Asakusa, so close to there would be good. But I'll be travelling around, so any recommendations would be appreciated!
 
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If you ever go out for breaky, do you have any favourites?
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Doutor has some good breakfast fare, and is thoroughly tolerable now that they don’t allow smoking.
 
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K-Wave Coke is my go to breakfast!
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SealedTears said:
What’s wrong with convenience store onigiri and/or one of their fried food options?
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That's pretty much what I've been doing so far. Pretty good breakfast, just wondering what the best sit down options are otherwise 💪
 
It's not good, but breakfast at Sukiya is dirty cheap. Fried egg, bacon, salad, rice, soup, nori for 400 yen....it's at least better than getting conbini onigiris.

But yeah....I usually don't eat breakfast. The best address for something like that are small local cafes.
 
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Danbo said:
It's not good, but breakfast at Sukiya is dirty cheap. Fried egg, bacon, salad, rice, soup, nori for 400 yen....it's at least better than getting conbini onigiris.

But yeah....I usually don't eat breakfast. The best address for something like that are small local cafes.
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If I were here longer, I'd probably get into not really having breakfast. But back home I usually have a large breakfast and dinner, then not much of a lunch. I'm starving, tummy grumbling :(
 
Sora127 said:
I've noticed that Japan doesn't seem huge on breakfast. Most places don't open until 10:30-11:00am. If you ever go out for breaky, do you have any favourites? I'm in Asakusa, so close to there would be good. But I'll be travelling around, so any recommendations would be appreciated!
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Suke6 open from 8 AM , right next to Asakusa station. Their Cubanos , Burger and Moroccan sandwich are awesome.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/jFdu2LJUDTZrGPQz7

Bills is also good. I like the Odaiba branch better. It is more spacious than the Ginza one, but Odaiba 😅
Bills Odaiba
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Thsixeh6xNren5LEA

Bills Ginza https://maps.app.goo.gl/EtxmoPsKkiRtzBBM8


Eggs n things Ginza: Open at 9 AM
https://maps.app.goo.gl/mMzK3uTRFhyvymJbA

Super Sambal Gotanda: Malaysian breakfast, if you want something different. Open at 9:30 AM
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Hcf2uVpx6MagdcGW9
 
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Ken4fb said:
Eggs n things Ginza: Open at 9 AM
https://maps.app.goo.gl/mMzK3uTRFhyvymJbA
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never understood the appeal of Eggs n Things. Wife and I tried it many years ago in Honolulu because we’d always see a line of Japanese tourists in front. When we finally got to try it, we weren’t impressed. :confused:

I seem to remember it being better back in my college days (back when dinosaurs roamed the earth) we’d hit up Eggs N Things after a night of clubbing in Waikiki cause it was the only place open other than Zippys.
 
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Bubbys has a pretty good western style breakfast
 
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AMcguyver said:
never understood the appeal of Eggs n Things. Wife and I tried it many years ago in Honolulu because we’d always see a line of Japanese tourists in front. When we finally got to try it, we weren’t impressed. :confused:

I seem to remember it being better back in my college days (back when dinosaurs roamed the earth) we’d hit up Eggs N Things after a night of clubbing in Waikiki cause it was the only place open other than Zippys.
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It is not the food. It is the atmosphere
Although I must say the ladies I took them to the place has never been to Hawaii. They seem to like the place and the crazy amount of whipped cream served with the pancakes.
 
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