One of the very few Japanese bakers to make it really big in Paris, Yoshimi Ishikawa founded ...
Putting a quirky twist on traditional crafts, Blue & White has been surprising customers ...
Stop by this local izakaya for a homely atmosphere and its popular yakiton, which means ...
Once you’ve got your head around the idea of green tea-flavoured peanuts, take in the fact that ...
Kimonos are available both tailor-made or ready-to-wear at this friendly store, alongside a ...
Pledging to serve fresh and filling salads packed with quality ingredients, Crisp Salad Works ...
Aiming to offer a classy alternative to customers who find the Roppongi night scene just a ...
Opened in late 2013, this Okinawa-born shop specialises in salt – yep, just salt, dozens of ...
Rebuilt in 1997, this modern shrine houses the three kami Uka-no-mitama, Yamato Takeru, and ...
This restaurant serves mainly charcoal-grilled chicken, while their yakitori (grilled skewered ...
This Azabu-Juban craft beer and wine establishment is probably less well known than some of its ...
First established in Osaka in 1932, this venerable eatery – specialists in traditional Japanese ...
On a busy day, up to 3,000 customers go through the door at Milan's Gelateria Marghera, ...
Few culinary pick-me-ups can rival the restorative effects of samgyetang, a traditional Korean ...
Azabu-Juban's go-to place for vegetarian grub, Eat More Greens draws a cosmopolitan crowd with ...
With an outdoor wooden deck, enclosed on all sides by greenery and trees, Tokyo Sanuki Club ...
Who said ramen was just for blokes? The Azabu-Juban branch of popular ramen chain Afuri lures ...
Tokyo's very own Texas smokehouse cooks its meat low and slow, producing some of the juiciest, ...
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