Mi Choripan is a lively Argentine eatery located in Yoyogi-Uehara, Tokyo, specializing in choripán, a classic Argentine street food consisting of a juicy chorizo sausage served in crusty bread. The restaurant was founded by a Japanese chef who trained at a renowned chorizo shop in Buenos Aires, bringing authentic Argentine flavors to Tokyo. The interior is casual and welcoming, evoking the vibrant street food culture of Argentina.
The restaurant is known for its house-made chorizo, crafted from a blend of beef and pork and seasoned with herbs including oregano. The sausages are grilled over charcoal, giving them a crisp exterior while keeping the inside juicy and flavorful. Diners can enjoy their choripán with traditional Argentine condiments such as chimichurri, garlic sauce, mayonnaise, and mustard, and add toppings like lettuce, tomato, grilled onions, and fresh Argentine salsa to customize their sandwiches.
Popular menu items include the classic choripán, served with chimichurri, as well as the salsa choripán, topped with a fresh mix of onions, tomatoes, basil, parsley, and vinegar. For lighter meals, mini choripán sandwiches are also available. By reservation, Mi Choripan offers an asado, an Argentine-style barbecue with beef and pork cuts grilled over charcoal, allowing guests to enjoy the full spectrum of Argentine flavors.
The restaurant is open from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM on Monday and Wednesday through Sunday, while Tuesdays and the second and fourth Mondays of the month are closed, except on public holidays. It is located at 2-4-8 Kamiyama-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, just a six-minute walk from Yoyogi-Uehara Station, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors.
Patrons praise Mi Choripan for its authentic taste and high-quality chorizo, as well as its lively, inviting atmosphere reminiscent of Buenos Aires. Whether you are familiar with Argentine cuisine or trying it for the first time, Mi Choripan offers a delicious and memorable culinary experience in the heart of Tokyo.
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Nicolas Gath
in the last weekI am Argentinian and I approve
lucasR
a week agoIt was a cool place, but if your an Argentinian wanting a taste of home I wouldn’t get your hopes up it’s a very nice tribute to Argentina and I was semi disappointed they didn’t speak any Spanish but I don’t fault them for that. the food was a great spin on choripan and it tasted great! the main guy comes across as off putting but he is very nice and so is the lady
yas sup
2 weeks agoThe choripan was incredibly delicious.
祖師谷[そしがや]03
2 weeks agoI was full and only ordered fries, which created an awkward atmosphere. They didn't say anything to me and just made me stand there. I was disappointed by their attitude. Even if the chorizo was delicious, I wouldn't want to go back.
Franco Battistella
3 weeks agoGood food, but staff/owners not very friendly at all. Almost seemed annoyed we were there. Buzz killed the experience, and as Argentinians we were very much looking forward to chatting with the owners. It’s too bad.