🍴 Try “Monja Korokke” in Asakusa – A Local Street Snack You Can’t Miss!

Looking for a fun and unique street food in Asakusa?Try Monja Korokke, a deep-fried snack filled with the flavors of monjayaki – Tokyo’s famous savory pancake.

It’s crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and you can eat it with one hand while walking around Asakusa.

🧀 What is Monja Korokke?

Monjayaki is a popular Tokyo soul food – like okonomiyaki but softer and gooier.Monja Korokke puts that delicious flavor inside a croquette!

• Original snack only available in Asakusa

• Easy to eat while sightseeing

• Very popular with international visitors and locals

🌟 Why Tourists Love It

• Only found in Asakusa – a true local experience

• Quick and tasty – no long wait

• Cute and Instagrammable

• Friendly staff and English menu available

🍽️ Popular Flavors

• 🧀 Mochi, Mentaiko & Cheese – Best seller!

• 🍛 Spicy Curry – Bold and flavorful

• 🧂 Plain – Classic and simple

🗺️ Location & Hours

Monja Korokke (もんじゃころっけ)📍 Address: 1-37-10 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan（〒111-0032 東京都台東区浅草1-37-10）🚶‍♂️ About 5 minutes from Kaminarimon Gate📅 Open: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM（Closed on Wednesdays / or until sold out）🔎 Check Instagram for pop-up locations and updates

🚮 Please Be Polite – Street Food Etiquette in Japan

In Japan, walking while eating is sometimes not allowed.Here’s how to enjoy your snack respectfully:

• Eat in front of the shop or in designated areas

• Don’t leave trash – use bins or take it with you

• Be careful when taking photos – avoid blocking the path or including strangers

✅ Why You Should Visit

If you're visiting Asakusa and want something truly local, fun, and delicious, Monja Korokke is a must-try. It’s great for a quick snack, a photo opportunity, and a new taste of Tokyo you won’t forget.