<p>My favorite, curry with mochi Monja-yaki</p>

My favorite, curry with mochi Monja-yaki (Photo: Chris Barnes)

Tsukishima Monja-yaki

A similarily named, but different style of Okonomiyaki.

Chris Barnes Jul 18, 2013 - 1 min read

<p>My favorite, curry with mochi Monja-yaki</p>

<p>Monja-yaki before it hits the hot plate</p>

<p>Sizzling away</p>

<p>If you're not sure on how to cook, ask a staff member who will happily show you!</p>

<p>If this doesn't get your mouth watering i don't know what will!</p>

<p>Enoki appetizer</p>

<p>My hot tip: Wait till the bottom starts to burn a little!</p>

<p>No shortages of Monja-yaki restaurants on this street!</p>

<p>I recommend a little nori (seaweed) and chili pepper.</p>

The Tsukishima district in Tokyo is famous for its Monja-yaki, a similar version of Osaka's and Hirsohima's delicious Okonomiyaki. As with many signature dish districts in Japan, the street is lined with dozens of specialty restaurants all claiming to serve the best Monja-yaki, so you won't need to search too hard to find this delicious treat.

Chris Barnes

Chris Barnes @chris.barnes

A little while ago i began exploring the world. I started in Japan, and after 29 countries of amazing adventures, i find myself back in Japan fully absorbed in its culture, its people and its beauty.