Chibo Okonomiyaki ReviewChibo Okonomiyaki at Yebisu Garden Place in Ebisu, Tokyo is a great place to enjoy okonomiyaki, a delicious Japanese-style pancake, with the added bonus of a spectacular view of the Tokyo skyline. ![]() Chibo is actually a nationwide restaurant chain based in Osaka that serves up delicious okonomiyaki, and even has a location in Honolulu, Hawaii. We love the Yebisu Garden Place Tower location best because of the incredible view overlooking Tokyo 38 floors above the city. ![]() At Chibo, diners sit at a table with a flat grill (teppan) in the middle. ![]() After you order, the server will bring you a cup filled with your okonomiyaki batter mix. Spread the mix onto the grill like you would a pancake, brown on each side, top with okonomiyaki sauce, nori, and other seasonings, portion it, and then dig in! ![]() Chibo has an extensive menu of okonomiyaki dishes that include tasty ingredients like pork, seafood, vegetables, kimchi, cheese, mochi, and yakisoba, plus many other food items, all at reasonable prices. It also has a helpful but amusing Engrish menu that will give you a chuckle along with your meal. Try to get a seat by the window so you can enjoy the spectacular view of Tokyo along with your scrumptious okonomiyaki.
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Tokyo
That first visit to Tokyo can be overwhelming. In order to help you
navigate through this massive cultural mecca, our
Tokyo Guide provides you with just a small guide to our
favorite Tokyo destinations and attractions.
Kyoto
Kyoto
is a treasure trove of fascinating and culturally important temples, shrines, castles, arts, and artifacts for visitors to explore, many of which are National Treasures of Japan and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
YokohamaYokohama
is an exciting port city full of fun attractions and sightseeing spots. You can very easily enjoy the best of what Yokohama has to offer on a day-trip from Tokyo, yet there is enough to see and do that you could easily make Yokohama your prime Japan travel destination!
Nikko
Nikko
is a popular tourist destination famous for the mausoleums of the Tokugawa shoguns, which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, as well as soothing onsen hot springs surrounded by a breathtaking landscape of wooded mountains, waterfalls, and scenic hiking trails.
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