Food & Dining at Ikebukuro, Tokyo— Page 11

Ralph's Coffee by Ralph Lauren on the 6th floor of Seibu Ikebukuro serves premium blended coffee and American cafe classics in refined surroundings.

Nearly 24-hour family restaurant near Ikebukuro West Exit, with Wi-Fi, power outlets and a drink bar.

A Skylark-group family restaurant near Sunshine City Ikebukuro serving steak, hamburgers, noodles and curry from morning to night.

A high-grade yakitori and chicken deli counter in Tobu Ikebukuro, grilling herb-fed domestic chicken over charcoal.

A handmade dim sum takeaway counter in Tobu Ikebukuro, turning out juicy pork buns and shumai since 1994.

A cosy cafe inside Echika Ikebukuro station complex, known for its coffee, light meals, and the Sweets de METRO confectionery range.

A casual Italian bar on the fourteenth floor of Tobu Ikebukuro, with stone-oven meats and wine.

Hand-pulled Lanzhou beef noodles in a small Ikebukuro shop, run by a Chinese couple since 2009.

A Cantonese roast-duck takeaway on Ikebukuro north side, serving Hong Kong-style siumei rice plates from a Sydney-founded chain.

A long-running Japanese spaghetti specialist on Tobu Ikebukuro 12th floor, serving chopstick-friendly creative pasta from a Goemon pot.

A handmade cream croquette specialist in Tobu Ikebukuro, folding cake-grade cream into crisp, golden shells.

A welcoming cooking studio on LUMINE Ikebukuro's 10th floor, offering hands-on lessons in Japanese cuisine, bread and patisserie.