ニムズ ピザ
Nim’s Pizza
A true New York slice shop in the heart of Azabujuban—Nim’s delivers foldable, greasy-in-a-good-way pizza without the fuss.
New York Pizza, Street Slice, Casual Dining
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Nim’s Pizza brings the unmistakable taste of a New York street slice to Tokyo, no compromises. Located on a corner in Azabujuban, this compact pizza joint keeps it classic: large pies, thin crust, crisp fold, and just the right amount of cheese grease. Run by a team that clearly knows its boroughs, Nim’s serves up slices and whole pies with attitude—pepperoni, sausage, mushroom, plain cheese, and even specials that riff on Italian-American nostalgia. The vibe is relaxed and no-frills, perfect for takeout, a quick lunch, or a late-night bite after drinks. For homesick expats or curious locals, Nim’s hits like a bite of Queens in Minato.
Facilities & Services
Counter seating and takeout
Classic NY-style pizza by the slice or pie
Beer and soda available
English-friendly staff
No reservations
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