Anjuna

Is Anjuna worth adding to a Tokyo dining itinerary? With verified price bands of JPY 1,000–JPY 1,999 and JPY 2,000–JPY 2,999, this Tokyo venue sits in an approachable range for the city. It is also listed in the 2024 Tabelog 100 for Asian cuisine / Ethnic cuisine in Tokyo, making it a practical option for diners tracking recognized Tokyo restaurants.

The available verified details are limited, so Anjuna is best considered on the strength of its confirmed basics: Tokyo location, accessible pricing, regular lunch and dinner hours on most days, inclusion in Tabelog’s 2024 Tokyo category list. Specific dishes, seating layout, chef details, reservation method, service policies are not confirmed here and should not be assumed.

What the Tabelog Recognition Means

Anjuna appears in the 2024 Asian cuisine / Ethnic cuisine Tabelog 100 for Tokyo. That recognition puts it among the Tokyo venues highlighted by Tabelog in this category for the year, a useful signal for diners comparing approachable restaurants across the city. The award should not be read as a promise of fine-dining polish or experimental cooking; it is better understood as a guidepost for category-level recognition. For first-timers, this means expectations should be practical: consider Anjuna for a recognized Tokyo meal at a modest price, not for unverified luxury details or a specific service format.

Room, Service, Practical Details

Plan around the verified basics. Anjuna is closed on Monday. From Tuesday through Sunday, the listed hours are 11:30 AM–2:20 PM and 5–8:20 PM. The verified price bands are JPY 1,000–JPY 1,999 and JPY 2,000–JPY 2,999. Details such as booking availability, party size, payment methods, seating layout, dietary accommodation are not confirmed in the provided information, so check directly with the venue before making a special trip.

Timing still matters. The listed schedule includes both midday and evening service from Tuesday through Sunday, which gives diners more than one window to consider. If language, dietary needs, stroller access, or group seating are important, treat those as questions to confirm directly rather than assumptions. The safer approach is to verify the current setup and keep the visit flexible.

Compared with other Tokyo dining rooms, Anjuna is best framed as a practical, Tabelog-listed option in Tokyo rather than a venue defined here by luxury, rarity, or a named chef. Diners choosing among approachable Tokyo restaurants may find the 2024 Tabelog 100 listing a useful reason to prioritize it, while those seeking a broader premium itinerary can balance it with other named venues such as Auberge TOKITO, Da Luciano, Medika Soba Kingyo, Patisserie du Chef FUJIU, or Senju. For broader Tokyo dining context, see our full Tokyo restaurants guide.