Two counters at this enormous, crowded market stand out above the rest: Sushi-Dai and Daiwa Sushi. This is the freshest sushi you will ever try, and the immense variety will impress you too.
As always in Japan, awesome service! Really gives you peace of mind that the stylists speak good English so you're not terrified you're gonna walk out with a Mohawk. Great skills too!
Omoide-yokocho in Shinjuku, or "piss alley" as it's also known, a tiny street lined with small izakayas ready to serve you yakitori and full of salarymen who are happy to chat after a beer or two
Put on a paper apron and indulge in thick, wide ramen noodles that you dunk in a thick and creamy broth
Ramen Street is amazing. 8 top quality ramen shops. You get quite different styles from the tsukemen dipping noodles through to the shio, should & tonkotsu styles. Even something for the vegetarians!
Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple dates from the year 645. Just outside its Thunder Gate entrance is a bustling market where you can find anything.
Experience the amazing sunset - the views over Tokyo Tower and Mt. Fuji (when it is clear) are unforgettable, with 360 degrees view of Tokyo City and the bay area at the same time. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
you can always find some interesting exhibitions and the view is amazing (way better than Tokyo Tower..!)
Please come here early morning around 730am to 8am, to get ur queue tickets and come back again afterwards...you may go tsujiri fish market and come back lunch at here...very yummy n worth
Showed up right at 6pm for a quick drink. 7 drinks (amongst 2 people) and 15,000 Yen later, I can assure you this is one of the best cocktail bars in the world.
Such a nice whiskey bar. They have cover but it is worth it if you enjoy drinking good whiskey in a nice mellow atmosphere. They also make a great old fashion
The awe-inspiring main residence of Japan's emperor. Apply online in advance for a guided tour.
This department store, spread out over eight buildings in Shinjuku, stocks a great selection of international products (French macarons; German cakes) in its basement food hall.
The udon was so good. Get it with the egg and beef. Delicious! Prepare to order as you wait on line. Thankfully the menu has pictures! Use Google Translate for the rest.
Aesthetic. Nice little place and nice people. Good place to write and watch the surroundings. Great coffee.
Order OMAKASE, chef's 8 assorted skewers, and enjoy! I'm sure you will want to order more, it's the best food I've eaten in Japan so far :).
if you are a fan of Quentin Tarantino flicks you will get an eerie feeling of Kill Bill inspired film shot here. the food is fantastic! trip advisor recommended!
THE place to be, if you want to shop the latest fashion and accessories of Tokyo. Today here, tomorrow in the rest of the world. 🛍 (Everything for girls only. Men should visit Shibuya 109 Men. 😉)
One of my favorite spots in Tokyo. The small bars & old school streets are unique & fun. Read signs to find one that doesn't charge a cover and isn't locals only. Looked like most bars open after 6.
What a great jazz bar. Owner Kobayashi-san has more than 11,000 records here - chat to him, he is actually very friendly. This place is a music library, where added bonuses are whiskey and smoke.
Yakumo Saryo is the creation of the Andaz hotel designer Shinichiro Ogata. The teahouse and restaurant are a Zen minimalist’s nirvana, awash in stone, wood, and natural light. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
There's no English menu or much English spoken but the restaurant people are the sweetest ever and will guide you as best they can. AMAZING shabu shabu. All grades of meat are fantastic.
Fu-Unji. Simple put, the best ramen I've ever had thus far. Get the 950Yen Tsukemen and take a seat. Separate plates for broth and noodles which is nice. Leave with the biggest smile on your face.
A free viewpoint on 45th floor but only through glass windows. Good thing though that it's open very late (to 23.00). I heard that on a clear day you can see all the way to Mount Fuji.
“Tori-take” is a famous Yaki-tori house which is a kind of Japanese pub. If you want to visit Yaki-tori house around Shibuya Station, one of your choose is here. Eel dishes are very good as well. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Oh my. The famous and majorly fantastic oyakudon (850yen) and chicken nanban (780 yen)! So bloody delicious! Free roasted green tea! So delicious! Came at 1230pm and the restaurant was almost full!
Awesome coffee and hip but very friendly staff. Only 4 items on the drink menu - talk about specializing! Opens at 8am - great before work pick-me-up.
Amazing Ramen, the pork & egg are prepared in a way that I've never experienced these flavors / textures. If they speak English here they certainly aren't letting that on, order by picture at machine.
Amazing small bar on the 3rd floor of a small building with an amazing choice of whiskies. The owner speaks English and projects old silent movies on the wall with a playlist of movie soundtracks.
Looks like a microbrewery, though it's owned by Kirin. Decent enough beer though.
Cute little hipster cafe near Tawaramachi. Walked around kappabashi then grabbed a latte and relaxed. There looks to be wifi but wasn't sure what the password was
Café from the music/fashion house Kitsuné. Incredible espresso machine. Friendly service. Really nice, quiet location but still very close to the subway.
If you want to eat here Oyakodon, which is only available lunch, you can be latest on line 1 pm latest.
We see you survived the Narita Express. Welcome to the center of the city! The Marunouchi South exit is the best for walking over to the Imperial Palace or down Naka-dori street with its big shops.
Go in the evening during the golden hour and watch the sunset. Then wait for the sky to turn dark and the city ligjts to light up. That way, you get to see 2different sights with one ticket.
Awesome beer selection. Get there at 5 to enjoy the happy hour where you get a free plate of food with every beer.
Just south of JR Ueno Station, there is a little bit of Japanese history: Ameyoko is a throwback to the post-WWII Japanese market. This bazaar-type market has everything and then some! Worth a visit! อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Site of the abandoned Manseibashi train station, mAAch ecute is now a shopping destination with a few pleasant cafés. Visit the original stairways leading up to the old station platform (now a café).
Two minutes from JR Komagome station, this historic garden is especially beautiful in Autumn time with its colourful foliage. From late November, the trees are lit-up at night. YEN 300 entrance fee.
Go earlier for some early bird drinks at the tea room otherwise at peak times, put yourself on wait list. Try the matcha - koicha style (thick and flavorful) - u can get two styles of matcha this way)
Across the st from Omotesando metro Exit A4. There can be a line. Sodas are v sweet. Super cute, good lighting and flower shop is def worth browsing.
Free WiFi, Popular Japanese Literature translated into English, Tea garden, Cafe, Centrally located, Great meeting place.
The cold cappucino doppio is one of the best caffeinated beverages on earth. Beautiful interior too, though I do miss the magic of the Omotesando location.
