Hungry for Tokyo, an initiative to showcase Japanese dining in Los Angeles and New York, kicks off Nov. 1. More than 40 participating venues will feature Tokyo-themed dishes on their menus for the month of November.
In Los Angeles, highlights include:
- Uni Scallop Tiradito at Picca
- Tokyo Kanpachi at Asanebo
- Shabu Suki with Japanese A5 Wagyu Beef at Kagoshima at Shunji
- K-ZO Vegetable Tokyo Tower at K-ZO
- Tokyo Bowl at Yellow Fever
- Crispy Tuna Rice at Katsu-ya Northridge
In New York, creative offerings include:
- En Chirashi at En Brasserie
- Tokyo Style Teriyaki Burger at Bohemian
- Clam Ramen at Hide-chan Ramen
Hungry for Tokyo is an initiative by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government to highlight Tokyo as a world-class culinary destination. The city boasts more Michelin stars than any other city or destination in the world. Visit Hungry for Tokyo for a complete list of participating restaurants.
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