Great restaurant. They have amazing hot dogs. I tried their スズキデンキの味 (Suzuki Denki Dog), with onions, edamame, lettuce and a delicious sauce. It comes with mashed potatoes, egg and dried bonito you have to mix. It was delicious. It costed ¥1,250 and it was worth it. The atmosphere is quite nostalgic, with Shōwa era vibes (toys and merch of anime shows of the 80s/90s, old cell phones, an arcade machine, a PlayStation 1, boomboxes, posters of movies and commercials…). There’s a zone of the restaurant that looks like a sentō, including the painting decorating the wall and buckets. It’s also a store, so you can purchase their nostalgic items (glasses, cups, keychains…). You get the menu at your table, but have to order at the cashier. You can pay with card.

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Really yummy and uniquely-flavored sausages! They can come with an eggy potato thing that is sooo good. Super tasty. They obviously put a lot of care into cooking. The environment is welcoming and has funky decor. You can also shop for vintage style glassware and restaurant themed keychains. It's not cheap, but it's definitely worth it.

This kitchy restaurant specializes in Shakes and hot dogs. Its showa era decoration is a mix of pop culture posters and toys, and sento-themed food containers, perhaps as a refference to this neighbourhood's famous ubiquitous public baths. Don't be fooled by the seemingly American food theme, though, SD coffee will certainly have the most japanese version of everything available on their Menu, like the shitamachi neighbourhood special, the Kita senju dog, which resembles a freshly made okonomiyaki much more than it does a hot dog.

Nostalgic atmosphere that fits the area vibes. Super cheese dog was very good and as cheesy as its name.

Cosy & quaint, this places serves up tasty American fare. From hotdogs to waffles, wash down by coffee, juices & beers. Like something out of a American beach front diner in the 60s~70s, complete with a mini Jeep-styled go-cart & palm trees out front. It's a great place to enjoy a lovely brunch on a lazy weekend.

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