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Despite the humble location, tucked well back from the street, Thien Phuoc is worth searching ...

A conveyor-belt sushi bar with a difference. Here, you can either help yourself to whatever’s ...

This funky second-floor diner is worth tracking down, as it produces good Thai street food ...

Chanko-nabe is the legendary food of sumo wrestlers, said to help them put on those extra ...

As much a Mongolian cultural centre as a restaurant, this converted coffee shop serves little ...

Kanetanaka is one of Tokyo’s most exclusive ryotei (traditional restaurants), but this sleek, ...

Stones, plants, bamboo latticework and a white noren (shop curtain) mark the entrance to this ...

Always one of Tokyo’s top French restaurants, Les Saisons – the Imperial Hotel’s flagship ...

Owner Bertrand Larcher is a native Breton, so it’s no surprise that his buckwheat galettes are ...

Tokyo’s most famous tofu restaurant was founded way back in the Edo period by a tofu-maker ...

The main branch of this tonkatsu chain is built around a converted bathhouse. If you’re able to ...

An unashamedly artistic and artsy bar-cum-restaurant-cum-gallery a stone’s throw from the ...

Visiting Kaikatei is like stepping back in time to 1930s Shanghai: old beer posters, wooden ...

This venerable izakaya provides one of the most charming dining experiences in central Tokyo. ...

There is more than a touch of kitsch to the decor, but the eclectic Pac-Rim fusion food is ...

Robuchon now has his ‘casual’ (a relative term, here) counter-style Atelier restaurants on ...

With its colourful wall hangings of Ganesha, Hanuman and Shiva, this modest Indian diner is a ...

The name may sound Japanese, but the food is 100 per cent Korean home-style cooking. Kick off ...

Tucked away in the backstreets of Shibuya, this cheerful little Turkish restaurant serves up an ...