Another week has passed and many of us are still staying at home. Working from home. Eating at home. To be honest, I personally have kinda exhausted my culinary skills. However, I am staying home and eat yet another bowl of rice or pasta. Craving some delicious food, some change from my home cooking. And this got me thinking about ordering in. But how to sift through those hundreds of entries on Ubereats? And in the current economical situation, are there any local businesses that could do with a little help?


So I went on a mission to find great restaurants, bars, and producers that have changed the way they operate. That have added delivery options to their menus for us to eat excellent food, stay healthy and sane while we are waiting for life to go back to “normal”. 


On another thought, what would dinner be without a glass of wine or some delicious Japanese sake? Which is why I also added some great shops for you to buy your favorite tipple.


Delicious Food From Small Local Businesses

OUT


Is now offering a special delivery menu in Tokyo. They offer fresh organic pasta including weekly pasta specials and different sauces. And for a little more luxury you can add truffle and even wine.

Local Businesses Delivering Tasty Food Right To Your Doorstep: Truffle Pasta at Out in Tokyo

Photo by Cindy Bissig

Alchemist Bar and Dining


Is now specializing in family-style TV dinners delivered Japan-wide including vegan options, real bread, and burger packs.

Bistro Kiki

This popular Harajuku eatery is offering takeout and delivery of salads and main dishes from its fusion menu including open sandwiches and beef straw-yaki rice.

Cocofulu Cafe

Is selling lunches and sweets as take-out and delivery, check out their products online and just email them for your order at [email protected]

The Perfect Beverages For Your Meals


Sake Lovers Inc


Is selling a variety of Japanese sake, including original brand Reiwashu sparkling sake. Make sure to use the 10% discount code “SAKELOVERS” at the checkout or if you are buying the “3 Goddesses gift set” get 500yen discount by adding “CORONA”.

JAPAN CIDER MARKET


Selling international ciders online and also have homebrewing kits. Currently offering shipping discounts, the more you order – the more you save.

Schmatz

With their restaurants currently closed, they have started selling beer and merchandise online and will add food to their offers soon too.

Local Farmers offering their best Products

Oishimon Organic Farm


A small farm providing locally and organically produced vegetables delivered to your home. Get a trial box for 2262円.

Base Side Farm

Provides boxes of fesh vegetables at their farm near the Yokota Air Base, you can go pick up some of their great produce or order online. They have different delivery options depending on your area, so please check their pages.

Local Businesses Delivering Tasty Food Right To Your Doorstep: Vegetable box from Base Side Farm
Source: https://coroichi.thebase.in/items/27951354?fbclid=IwAR1VajN82FIV-ixC-AAosxNkJR_rw0sENgWSmourWwctEvuFXRhnHr9vAuo

Sho Farm

Sells organic vegetables from its farm located in Kanagawa. It delivers plastic free and zero waste. With a great variety of produce this is a great one to order from.

Farmers Market @UN

This popular weekend market has joint forces and distributes a list of its producers, so you can buy their amazing product and support all the small businesses you would usually buy from on a weekend at their Aoyama market.

Shout Out for local businesses in Japan

Itadakimasu Or Bon Appétit

Make sure to bookmark this list, as we will add more businesses for you over the next few weeks. And if you know of any business that should be included, let us know in the comments below or via our contact page.

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Cindy Bissig
Cindy is a content creator living the nomadic lifestyle in Japan, exploring this beautiful country one city at a time. She works as a food and travel writer, photographer and helps people discover Japan on her YouTube channel "Let's Travel and Eat". As a certified sake sommelier, she loves sipping on a cup of delicious sake on her time off and loves going off-the-beaten-path discovering the weird and wonderful. You will likely find her drinking coffee in a local cafe, in front of a food truck, or wandering around with a camera in her hand taking in the world through her lens.

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