Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan
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Fileja is a ground-floor restaurant in the Norun Akihabara building, Kanda Sudacho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo. Booking is easy — no months-out planning required — making it a low-friction option for first-time visitors to the area. Confirmed details on cuisine, pricing, and hours are limited; contact the venue directly before your visit to fill in the gaps.
Fileja is a restaurant in Kanda Sudacho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo, located inside the Norun Akihabara building. Booking here is easy — this is not a venue you need to plan months around or refresh a reservation app to secure. For first-timers, that low-friction entry point is genuinely useful: you can decide to go, book, and be there within a reasonable window rather than committing weeks in advance. Whether the experience justifies the trip depends heavily on what you are looking for, and with limited confirmed data available, this portrait focuses on what we know and where Fileja sits relative to the broader Tokyo dining field.
Fileja sits in Chiyoda City, a ward that covers central Tokyo landmarks including the Imperial Palace area and Akihabara. The Kanda Sudacho address puts it in a neighborhood that draws a working lunch crowd by day and a more deliberate dinner trade by night. The ground-floor position in the Norun Akihabara building means street-level access — no elevator hunting or obscure building directories to contend with. For a first visit, arrive without strong format expectations: confirmed details on seating style, counter options, and room size are not available in our database at this time, so it pays to contact the venue directly before you arrive if those specifics matter to your booking.
Given the easy booking difficulty assigned to this venue, walk-in access may be realistic, though contacting ahead is always advisable at any Tokyo restaurant to confirm hours and availability, particularly if you are visiting as a solo diner or with a group larger than two.
With no confirmed cuisine type, menu structure, or packaging information in our database, we cannot state with confidence whether Fileja's food travels well. This matters if you are considering off-premise dining , whether that is a hotel room situation, a picnic near the Imperial Palace grounds a short distance away, or a delivery order. The general Tokyo restaurant context is relevant here: many smaller independent restaurants in Kanda and Akihabara-adjacent areas operate primarily for in-house dining and do not maintain delivery platform listings. If takeout or delivery is your primary interest, confirm directly with the venue before planning around it. Do not assume off-premise availability based on location alone.
The address is 2 Chome-13-1 Kanda Sudacho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo, inside the Norun Akihabara building, ground floor. No phone number or website is listed in our current database , your most reliable approach is to search for current contact details directly or visit in person during service hours. Price range, hours, and dress code are not confirmed. For dress, the Chiyoda City location and the building type suggest a smart-casual baseline is safe for a first visit, though this is contextual guidance rather than confirmed venue policy. Bring cash as a backup; not all Tokyo restaurants of this type accept international cards, and no payment policy is confirmed for Fileja at this time.
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No confirmed dress code is available for Fileja. In Chiyoda City, Tokyo , a central, mixed-use ward , smart casual is a reasonable baseline for an evening visit. Think neat trousers or jeans without distressing, a clean shirt or blouse. Overly formal attire is unlikely to be required given the building and neighborhood context, but this is inference rather than confirmed policy. Check directly with the venue if dress is a firm concern.
Booking is rated as easy, which is a good sign for solo diners , you are not competing for scarce reservations at a high-demand counter. Tokyo is one of the more solo-dining-friendly cities in the world, and Kanda Sudacho has a working-area culture that accommodates single covers at lunch in particular. That said, confirmed seating format details are not in our database, so if bar or counter seating matters to you for a solo experience, contact the venue directly before booking. For a confirmed solo-friendly experience in Tokyo, Harutaka offers counter-only omakase that suits individual diners well.
Bar or counter seating at Fileja is not confirmed in our database. The venue's ground-floor position in a commercial building suggests a more conventional restaurant setup than a dedicated bar-with-food format, but this is contextual reasoning rather than verified fact. Contact the venue directly to ask about seating options before arriving with bar dining as your expectation.
No cuisine type, menu structure, or signature dishes are confirmed in our database for Fileja. We cannot recommend specific dishes without verified information, and inventing suggestions would not serve you. Arrive with an open approach, ask staff for their current recommendations, and treat the first visit as exploratory. If having a clear menu preview before you book matters to you, confirm details directly with the venue or search for recent diner reports before committing.
No information on dietary accommodation is available in our database. No website or phone number is listed for Fileja in our current records, which makes pre-visit confirmation harder than it should be. Search for current contact details independently and reach out ahead of your visit if dietary restrictions are a deciding factor. Do not assume accommodation without confirmation , this applies to any Tokyo restaurant where menu details are not publicly documented in advance.
Three things matter most for a first visit. First, booking is easy , this is not a reservation you need to chase. Second, the venue is on the ground floor of the Norun Akihabara building in Kanda Sudacho, Chiyoda City, which is accessible and direct to find. Third, confirmed details on cuisine, pricing, hours, and contact information are limited in our current database, so do your own current research on hours and availability before arriving. Tokyo's restaurant scene moves quickly, and on-the-ground confirmation is always worth the effort. See our full Tokyo restaurants guide for broader orientation before you plan your visit.
| Venue | Cuisine | Price | Awards | Booking Difficulty | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fileja | Easy | — | |||
| Harutaka | Sushi | ¥¥¥¥ | Michelin 3 Star, World's 50 Best | Unknown | — |
| L'Effervescence | French | ¥¥¥¥ | Michelin 3 Star, World's 50 Best | Unknown | — |
| RyuGin | Kaiseki, Japanese | ¥¥¥¥ | Michelin 3 Star, World's 50 Best | Unknown | — |
| Crony | Innovative, French | ¥¥¥¥ | Michelin 2 Star, World's 50 Best | Unknown | — |
| Den | Innovative, Japanese | ¥¥¥ | Michelin 2 Star, World's 50 Best | Unknown | — |
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