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Take the Yurakucho Line or Oedo Line to Tsukishima Station. It is a short walk from the exit to the main Monja dining strip.

Reservations are highly recommended for weekends and evenings, as popular Monja shops often have long queues without them.

Yes, most restaurants provide a small hot plate and spatula. Staff will often show you the basic technique to start.

Yes, many shops offer cheese, vegetable, or Mochi-based Monja. Always check the menu or ask staff about specific ingredients.

Expect to spend between 2,000 to 4,000 JPY per person, including drinks and multiple shared Monja dishes.

Most places are casual and welcoming, but some smaller Monja stalls can be smoky and crowded, which may be difficult with strollers.

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