A conveyor-belt sushi bar with a difference. Here, you can either help yourself to whatever’s ...
Housed in a converted kura storehouse transported from the mountains, Nodaiwa is the most ...
The third and smallest of the three Manuel restaurants is a cosy, bistro-scale North ...
Chic and contemporary Barcelona-style tapas served in a setting of steel, glass and polished ...
With its wooden architecture, miniature gardens and koi-filled ponds, Ukai Tofuya evokes the ...
Stop by this local izakaya for a homely atmosphere and its popular yakiton, which means ...
Green tea like you've never had it before – the 'ocha-presso' at this shop/café is a superb ...
Ginza's one and only 'show restaurant' puts on a colourful parade of both cross-dressing and ...
This café opened in 1936 with the aim of spreading coffee more widely among the public. Enter ...
The second outpost of Kojimachi's super-popular 'veggie ramen' pioneer Soranoiro stays firmly ...
For terrace dining in Odaiba, this Italian joint on the fifth floor of the Aqua City shopping ...
One of Tokyo's best 'ramen izakayas', this Jinbocho representative stands out for its Yamagata ...
The Akasaka location of this Chinese-style ramen chain serves a wide variety of noodle ...
The burrito situation in Tokyo remains rather woeful: Ebisu's Libre closed in 2014, leaving ...
Reasonable prices, brand meat and a relaxed atmosphere – teppanyaki joint Miyachi is not your ...
Only catering to up to 10 people at the counter, Kamiyacho's Tempura Katsumi sees a sizeable ...
This restaurant may be located near the very end of Tsukiji's outer market, but that doesn’t ...
Found on the second floor of the Toranomon Hills tower, this café and restaurant offers ...
Founded in 1902, Shiseido Parlour is a pioneer of Japanese-style 'Western' cuisine (yoshoku), ...
Besides selling the fattest, shiniest and most expensive fruit ever (a very impressive ...
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