Savor historic Edo-style tempura in Shinjuku! A top LGBTQ+-friendly dining spot just steps from Ni-chome on our Tokyo gay map.
Experience a legendary slice of culinary history at Tempura Funabashiya, a Shinjuku landmark that has been perfecting the art of deep-frying since 1886. Located just a short stroll from the vibrant neon lights of Shinjuku Ni-chome, this historic institution is an essential stop on any traveler's gay map of Tokyo. Famous for its signature 'Tama Shime' sesame oil frying technique, Funabashiya serves light, golden-crisp seafood and seasonal vegetables that define the Edo-style tradition. Whether you are a group of gay men looking for a sophisticated pre-party dinner or a queer foodie seeking authentic Japanese hospitality, the warm wooden interiors and master chefs at the counter offer an incredibly welcoming atmosphere. Beyond its rich heritage, Tempura Funabashiya is celebrated as a high-end, LGBTQ+-friendly space in the heart of Tokyo’s most diverse district. With English menus available and a legacy spanning over 130 years, it’s the perfect place to fuel up on high-quality prawns and specialty jumbo kakiage before diving into the city’s world-famous queer nightlife. Add this local favorite to your itinerary for a taste of tradition that truly embraces every traveler.
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