A Restful Moment at a Hidden-Away Izakaya
Nonke
呑気
A "Second Home" for Unwinding in Hatchobori, Tokyo
Creative dining izakaya "Nonke" offers a wide selection of dishes that pair well with drinks, making it easy to choose a meal to suit the mood. Located in Tokyo’s Hatchobori area in Chuo City, its homey atmosphere makes it an inviting stop after work or while exploring the neighborhood.
A Restful Moment at a Hidden-Away Izakaya
Located near both Tokyo Metro Hatchobori Station and Tokyo Metro Shintomicho Station, "Nonke" is a creative izakaya serving original dishes that draw on both Japanese and Chinese cuisine. The varied menu includes dishes that pair well with drinks, such as "House-Made Oden," "Handmade Ginger Shumai," and "Gyoza with Tomato Black Vinegar Sauce." The relaxed, welcoming atmosphere makes it easy for first-time guests to settle in, whether stopping by alone, dining with friends or family, or having a drink after work.
Tabiiro’s picks: signature dishes
"House-Made Ginger Shumai" Carefully Wrapped One by One with Love
The "Handmade Ginger Shumai" is a house specialty that reflects the restaurant's focus on warm, homemade cooking. One of its signature dishes, it is equally well suited to an after-work drink or a meal with family and friends. Each shumai is individually wrapped by hand, with ginger on top adding a fresh accent that pairs especially well with alcohol. Try the first piece plain to savor the natural umami of the ingredients. From the second piece on, coat it well with the light mustard soy sauce and enjoy it with an ice-cold beer.
Popular pairings
"Quiche of the Day"
Baked fresh each day, the "Quiche of the Day" makes generous use of seasonal ingredients such as spinach, corn, tomatoes, and shimeji mushrooms. The daily selection features recommended flavors such as "Smoked Salmon and Avocado Quiche" and "Black Soybean and Mascarpone Quiche." Especially popular with style-conscious women, it also makes a good accompaniment to a casual drink. Customer requests sometimes inspire new ingredient combinations, adding another element of variety. Because the ingredients change with the season and from day to day, each visit brings the chance to discover a new flavor.
Must-try signature dish
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"Gyoza with Tomato Black Vinegar Sauce"
"Gyoza with Tomato Black Vinegar Sauce" pairs chewy-skinned dumplings packed with filling with a sauce made from tomatoes, black vinegar, and fish sauce. The dish offers Nonke's own twist on classic gyoza. The moderate acidity of the black vinegar balances the savory meat flavor and leaves a clean finish.
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"Seafood Curry"
A popular choice to finish a meal, "Seafood Curry" is also a classic way to end an evening of drinks. Its smaller portion makes it a good option when you want just a little more to eat. The broth is infused with generous amount of seafood flavor, making for a satisfying dish that goes down easily after drinking.
Restaurant highlights
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A welcoming atmosphere that feels like a "second home"
An Approachable Setting for Women Dining Solo
A homey atmosphere makes it easy for anyone to return and feel as though they can say, "I'm home." Friendly, approachable staff provide attentive service, creating a welcoming setting even for first-time visitors and women dining solo. It is a place that feels like a "second home."
Interior
The white interior is furnished with warm wooden accents, creating an inviting setting for a casual stop after work. Along with window-side tables that are popular with women, there are counter seats where guests can chat with the staff, and the close-knit layout also makes it easy for customers to strike up conversations with one another.
A message from the owner
We aim to create a place that feels like a second home. Along with the food and drinks, enjoy conversations with the staff and the atmosphere of the restaurant. With attentive service tailored to each guest, we hope to remain a place where both first-time visitors and regulars can relax and feel at ease.
From the Tabiiro Editorial Team
Attentive service throughout helps even first-time visitors feel at ease. Whether stopping by alone for the evening or dining with someone special, the restaurant offers the comfort of returning to a familiar place. The handmade dishes feature original twists and pair especially well with drinks selected by staff who are passionate about alcohol. It is the kind of welcoming place that makes you want to come back and say, "I’m home."
Restaurant information / Access
- Access
- Train: 5-minute walk from Hatchobori Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line) and 5-minute walk from Shintomicho Station (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line)
- TEL
- +81-70-2661-5819 Please let the staff know that you saw this on "Tabiiro."
- Official website
- https://nonke-hatchobori.com/
- Opening hours
- Monday to Friday: 11:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. (LO 10:00 P.M.)
Saturdays, days before public holidays, and days after public holidays: 3:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. (LO 10:00 P.M.) - Regular closing day
- Sundays and public holidays
- Average cost
- Lunch: From 1,000 yen to 2,000 yen, Dinner: From 4,000 yen to 7,000 yen
- Accepted payment methods
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Cash accepted
Credit cards accepted
(VISA, JCB, Master, American Express)E-wallet payments accepted
(Transit IC cards (e.g. Suica)、iD、QUICPay、Rakuten Edy、nanaco)QR code payments accepted
(PayPay、Rakuten Pay、d Payment、au PAY) - Number of seats
- 13 seats
- Parking
- Not available
Private rental
Takeout
Lunch
All seats are non-smoking
5 min from station
Credit cards accepted
QR code payments accepted
E-wallet payments accepted
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Nonke
- Opening hours
- Monday to Friday: 11:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. (LO 10:00 P.M.)
Saturdays, days before public holidays, and days after public holidays: 3:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. (LO 10:00 P.M.) - Regular closing day
- Sundays and public holidays