Inari Sushi
in Tokyo
Sushi rice tucked into sweet-salty fried tofu pockets. Inari sushi is compact, portable, and often sold in markets, train stations, department-store food halls, and neighborhood shops.
Did you know?
Inari sushi is named for the Shinto deity Inari, whose fox messengers are traditionally associated with fried tofu.
Where to Find It
1 place to try Inari Sushi in Tokyo
Mameda Gransta Tokyo
$$$$Tokyo Station
A convenient Tokyo Station stop for elegant inari sushi, with tofu pockets that make an easy train snack or takeaway lunch.
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