สถานที่ที่บันทึกไว้ของ Caroline

Dens: Head up to the 4th floor (?) to find the ¥10 Super Street Fighter 2 machines. There's only four of them so be patient!

David Noël: Everything about this place! Love it. Come at 4pm when they open to watch the team get into action. Get the fatty option. Mustard is some of the best, goes straight into your nose.

Amiro P.: What a great place to hang out, chill have a coffee and read. One of the best book shops I've ever visited. it's open everyday until 2am so no need to hurry

Emanuel Hahn: Fantastic museum with a beautiful garden. Tranquil.

Adam McNamara: The staff was kind and extremely helpful and their menu is bilingual (Japanese and English). The atmosphere is warm, quiet, and reflective.

Bubble: Onsen in a suburban quiet Tokyo area. It's more original and cheap. You get a towel for some extra bucks. Has a restaurant, a zen garden, sauna, jacuzzi and a relaxing spring in the open.

Juan Buis: Dont miss this place if you're in Tokyo - great art on the 53rd floor. Sky Deck is more than worth it, especially at night.

Jesse Johnston: Given the sheer size of the park, you'd never know how many people were there, but it's very obviously a popular spot. Alcohol and picnics are encouraged and there's a dedicated bike path for cyclists

Trish F: Delicious, rich tskumen ramen. Got there 12.30pm on Thurs, wait was 40min but feels like it moves quickly.

Taylor McKnight: Allot ~1 hour to enjoy 5 levels of awesome toys. Good gifts!

Jojo: An extremely peaceful and well-maintained shrine. Come here to get away from the hustle and bustle and appreciate some culture and religion.

Sara AlOfaysan: Great specialized coffee 👍, hidden gem in Tokyo.

Kim Pham: An intimate underground speakeasy-style cocktail bar. Grab a seat at the bar and order the Red Crook.

Franck: The interior of the Electric references the cinema's long history with large leather sofas, footstools as well as tables for food and drink. Perfect place for a romantic night out.

James Gardiner: Fun, lively vibe with exceptional food and a fantastic wine selection for all budgets. Yoghurt cake desert is bliss.

Susan Tobin: Gnocchi starter is an absolute must and if you can split the lamb and the beef Sunday roast and you will have the best of both worlds!

Eddie M: Enthused and friendly staff. Great beer selection on tap and in the fridges

N B: Excellent wine list that focuses mainly on natural wines. The terrines and pates are the standout food dishes. Very good overall.

Jordi Llobet: One of the best places in London. If you want to see a skyline of the city just go there.

Plwm Bwm: Beautiful little pub with a great selection of beers

Andrea T: Creamy, well balanced cappuccino, huge (really!) but fruity, almost floral carrot cake - well done!

Hani E: I died and went to heaven. Books sorted by country and region. Helpful staff. Lovely place.

Ieva Andrukaitytė: A small contemporary gallery: must-visit in London. They change their ehxibitions often and they are always thought-provoking.

Russell Barnes: Salt and chilli squid is really tasty, and the crispy seafood noodles are great value. Quick service and their beers are very reasonably priced too.

Dan: If you like traditional art in a grand setting - this is the place for you.

Thomas McErlean: Excellent champagne afternoon tea, with great service.

Suzy: Lots of pelicans, lots of squirrels, lots of beautiful flowers and a lot of people at picnic. Really love this park!

Vic McGin: One of my favourite markets in London. Collect up your picnic supplies and booze, and eat in the lovely London fields.

Dan: A wonderful way to spend a Sunday. Grab the best deals towards the late afternoon just as everyone is packing up 💐

Asim: Silky scrambled eggs .. Ricotta pancakes are heavenly good ..!