8 Restaurants in Tokyo
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@oanasteph0
8 restaurants in Tokyo: Nanaya Aoyama, Hatoya Asakusa, The God Diner, and 5 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a TikTok post by Oana Steph | Just JPN It.

Nanaya Aoyama
Ice cream shop
4.5
Explore varying intensities of matcha ice cream at Nanaya Aoyama; level 4/5 offers a perfect balance for enthusiasts. It's similar to Suzukien Asakusa but with its own unique charm, a true matcha lover's paradise.

Hatoya Asakusa
Cafe
4.4
Enjoy great matcha drinks at Hatoya Asakusa, also a perfect place for unique souvenirs. Despite often being crowded, the quality and atmosphere make it a worthwhile stop during your visit.

The God Diner
Hamburger restaurant
4.9
Discover this playful burger joint hidden behind a vending machine. It offers a unique entry experience to a vibrant, retro-themed diner with delicious burgers and desserts. The avocado burger is a must-try for a fresh twist on a classic.

麺昇 神の手
Ramen restaurant
4.5
Challenge your taste buds with extreme fire ramen at Kami No Te in Nakano. Level 2 offers a thrilling spice experience without overwhelming the flavor. Avoid level 5 unless you are truly a spice expert!

Ramen Afro Beats Shinjuku
Ramen restaurant
4.4
Savor incredibly creamy ramen at this chill spot in Ebisu. Be sure to avoid visiting around 12 PM as it can get crowded; plan accordingly for a smoother experience.

safn° サフン
Cafe
3.7
Discover the famous matcha pudding at SAFN, a popular spot that can get quite crowded on weekends. Arrive early to secure your treat, as it might sell out due to high demand.

Tadaima Henshinchu (Transforming Now)
Ramen restaurant
4.3
Experience creamy ramen perfection at Tadaima Henshinchu with virtually no waiting times outside of peak lunch hours. This spot delivers a consistently delightful bowl without the usual queues.

uniRA
Ramen restaurant
4.1
Indulge in exquisite sea urchin bowls at Unira, but plan your visit carefully as limited bowls are available daily. Check their Instagram for updates on their schedule, which often changes based on sea urchin availability.