This Philadelphia-themed cheesesteak bar in Tokyo, Japan, gives locals and visitors a taste of brotherly love.
A Philadelphia -themed cheesesteak bar in Tokyo , Japan, gives locals and visitors a taste of brotherly love .Kosuke and Tomomi Chujo own a Philly -themed bar in Tokyo , Japan. Together, they are on a mission to craft the perfect cheesesteak.
In 2011, Kosuke opened 'Nihonbashi Philly,' and initially served Italian food. It has since evolved into a sports bar with a focus on cheesesteaks.
Tokyo Cheesesteak Bar Nihonbashi Kosuke Chujo Tomomi Philadelphia Cheese Steak Restaurant Taste Brotherly Love City Asia 15199747
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