Quoting The Japan Travel Guide, "“Omoide-yokochō: Since the postwar days, smoke has been billowing night and day from the rickety, wooden yakitori stalls that line this alley by the train tracks, literally translated as ‘Memory Lane’ (and less politely known as Shonben-yokochō, or ‘Piss Alley’). Several stalls have English menus.” (Excerpt From: Lonely Planet. “Japan Travel Guide)

This is somewhere to visit late at night when you need some simple food to go with some drinks. It is atmospheric, picture-postcard perfect, great for photos, memorable.

This is where people come to experience izakaya dining There are over 60 cramped little bars & eateries in this alleyway & it comes to life every evening post work when people come to enjoy sake, beer, fresh seafood & grilled dishes.

This is a very popular instagram spot in Tokyo. Omoide Yokocha is the place to eat mouthwatering grilled skewers. Also known as Memory Lane since it is one of the only areas in Shinjuku that still has old look, style & feel in contrast to the ultra modern Tokyo.

Please note each has to order 1 Food Item +1 Drink compulsory + 400 yen tax per head.