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Tokyo has many bars that specialize in Belgian beers - here are a few to get you started.

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Belg Aube - Belgian rest/beer bar: Ikebukuro

Located in the unadorned lobby of the Tokyo Metropolitan Theater, this branch of the popular Delirium Cafe chain has somewhat less atmosphere than usual, although there is a bit of outdoor seating and the location is very convenient. They offer...

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Little Delirium Cafe - Belgian rest/beer bar: Ikebukuro

Located in one of the quieter corners of Ikebukuro, Little Delirium offers ample terrace seating and numerous party plans featuring unlimited craft beers. If you're going a la carte you can choose from grilled meat dishes, Chicago-style pizzas,...

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Petit Delirium Tap Cafe - Belgian rest/beer bar: Nishi-Shinjuku

This mini-branch of one of our favorite Belgian beer bars sits at the Yoyogi end of Southern Terrace; convenient to Shinjuku station but sufficiently removed from the bustling crowds. And while the interior may be petite, you can enjoy plenty of...

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Frigo - Belgian rest/beer bar: Nishi-Shinjuku

Frigo offers more than a hundred beers by the bottle, mostly Belgian but with a strong German section as well. The food menu is limited, but includes mussels prepared in several different ways.

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Belgo - Belgian rest/beer bar: Shibuya

A comfortably cozy little hideaway bar with multi-level seating nooks. Pick your own bottle from the big selection of Belgian and German brews in the refrigerator case. The food menu is limited to light snacks.

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Leuven - Belgian rest/beer bar: Shinagawa

Part of the Belgian Brasserie Court chain of beer bars, Leuven offers a small roster of draft beers, lots of bottled beers and Belgian-inspired food.

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Comme la Gueuze - Belgian rest/beer bar: Mita

If you're used to seeing the same handful of Belgian beers on draft wherever you go around town, the six rotating taps at Comme la Gueuze will be a welcome change. The twenty-seat bar has a friendly, neighborhood feel, with a diverse crowd, helfpul...

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Agoo - Belgian rest/beer bar: Hamamatsucho

The vibe at this small neighborhood bar is friendly and laid back - comfortable enough to stop in for a drink by yourself or for a quiet conversation with friends. There's a decent selection of Belgians at average-for-Tokyo prices, plus a small...

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Delirium Cafe Reserve - Belgian rest/beer bar: Akasaka

A half dozen or so Belgian and domestic beers are served on draft here, with dozens more by the bottle. The simple menu includes pastas, Flemish-style beef stew, and of course mussels. The big, shiny semi-circular bar is the focus of attention...

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Antwerp Port - Belgian rest/beer bar: Tameike

This branch of the popular Belgian Brasserie Court chain offers a line-up of ten beers on tap and a big bottle selection, while the food menu features a typical Belgian lineup of frites, steamed mussels, and charcuterie platters. Draft beers start...

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Delirium Cafe Tokyo - Belgian rest/beer bar: Toranomon

This Belgian beer bar serves a mix of imported beers and beers from their own Tokyo Brewery (Rio Brewery), along with a meaty food menu. Budget around Y4,000-5,000 for food and drink at dinnertime.

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Favori - Belgian rest/beer bar: Ginza

The 100-odd different beers in their serve-yourself refrigerator include several previously hard-to-find varieties. Mussels and other Belgian treats are on the food menu, and they're even open on Sundays.

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Delirium Cafe - Belgian rest/beer bar: Ginza

The popular Belgian chain imports its own beers and also runs a Tokyo- and Brussels-based brewery. You can usually find a half dozen or more beers on tap, with dozens more by the bottle. The cozy interior is long and narrow, reminiscent of a...

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Antwerp Central - Belgian rest/beer bar: Marunouchi

There are a lot of good Belgian beer bars in Tokyo, but Antwerp Central is far and away the biggest - a sprawling cafe/ bar/ restaurant with several dining spaces and a big outdoor terrace. The staff are friendly and welcoming, and the bar's size,...

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Tokyo Beer Paradise by Primus - Belgian rest/beer bar: Yaesu

You'll find a slightly different mix of beers here compared to other Belgian beer bars around town. The food menu includes Belgian dishes like Carbonnade Flamande (beef and onion stew), roast pork in framboise-beer sauce, Liege-style meatballs, and...

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Brussels - Belgian rest/beer bar: Otemachi

A good selection of beers in a pleasant, intimate setting, from the popular chain of Belgian beer bars.

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Brugse Zot - Belgian rest/beer bar: Mitsukoshimae

This rather large, 110-seat Art Nouveau-style restaurant specializes in beers from De Halve Maan, a 450-year-old brewery in the Belgian city of Bruges. They serve lots of other Belgian beers as well - more than 100 varieties in all.

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Yotsuya Brewery - Belgian rest/beer bar: Yotsuya

No, despite the name this isn't a brewpub, simply a small neighborhood bar with a decent selection of Belgian beers on tap and by the bottle. Prices are around average, and opening hours are relatively late.

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Brussels - Belgian rest/beer bar: Kagurazaka

A relaxed after-work place serving lots of Belgian beers and good light food, including tasty pita sandwiches.

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Bitter - Belgian rest/beer bar: Kagurazaka

Often hidden backstreet bars like this - quiet, sophisticated, with tasteful but understated decor - specialize in expensive Scotch whisky or cocktails, so it's nice to find a place like this with a serious Belgian beer menu. Food includes freshly...

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Brussels - Belgian rest/beer bar: Jimbocho

This original branch of the pioneering Belgian beer bar chain is spread out over three very narrow floors, with cozy seating niches. There's a small food menu and a very good selection of beers.

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Bernardus - Belgian rest/beer bar: Kanda

One of Tokyo's better Belgian bars, with twenty beers on tap (including everything from the St. Bernardus brewery) and a lot of unusual brews by the bottle. No lunch on Mondays or weekends; open to 1:30am (LO) on Fridays.

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Oerbier Man - Belgian rest/beer bar: Akihabara

The Delirium Cafe chain of Belgian beer bars imports their own beers, and this central-Akihabara branch showcases brews from De Dolle Brouwers in Essen, Belgium. There are ten beers on tap as well as a huge assortment of bottled beers from all over...

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Belg Aube - Belgian rest/beer bar: Toyosu

An indoor/outdoor cafe with a nice choice of Belgian beers and enticing food like Iberico ham, duck confit, and of course mussels. In the afternoons they serve chocolate fondue and waffles.

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