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Tsukiji Outer Market

Wholesaler

4.3

This famous fish market offers a vast array of street food options, though it can get very crowded. To avoid the crowds, arrive around 7 am on weekdays. You can find everything from fresh seafood plates to sweet and savory pastries and unique meat skewers.

Tokyo DisneySea

Amusement center

4.6

A theme park offering a variety of unique and themed food adventures, from iconic little green alien dumplings filled with different custards to Mickey and Minnie ice blocks. You can find Donald Duck steamed buns, sweet potato and chai spice churros, and popcorn with flavors that change by area. There's even a fine dining restaurant with an age-of-exploration theme for a more upscale experience.

Butagumi

Tonkatsu restaurant

4.4

This tonkatsu restaurant offers an extensive menu of premium Japanese pork breeds, akin to a wine cellar, with various cuts and tasting profiles. Each tonkatsu set includes appetizers, cabbage salad, soup, and rice, all with free, unlimited refills. The Himuro-Buta Pork Belly, cold-aged for two weeks, and the rice-fed Koshi-no-Hikari Sirloin are highly recommended.

Tokyo Curry Pan

Bakery

4.6

This shop offers delicious curry bread, including a cheesy version. The exterior is crispy, and the filling is creamy and flavorful. It's a great option if you prefer a softer curry bread.

GLITCH COFFEE & ROASTERS

Coffee shop

4.4

A high-end and stylish coffee shop known for its dazzling array of single-origin coffees from around the world. They offer meticulously prepared pour-overs that highlight the unique aromas and tastes of each bean, as well as excellent single-shot lattes. While not cheap, the quality and artistry of their coffee make it a truly appreciated experience for serious coffee lovers.

Asakusa Menchi

Deli

4.0

A popular street food spot known for its addictive, incredibly juicy and crispy minced pork and beef croquettes. Lines can be long, but they move fast. These Kouza Pork Menchi are a must-try for a quick bite.

浅草茶屋たばねのし原宿 Tabanenoshi Harajuku Crepe 和クレープ専門店

Dessert shop

4.8

A crepe shop in Harajuku specializing in premium matcha crepes made fresh to order, perfect if you want to avoid the long lines at other popular crepe places. They offer unique options like the Kakegawa Matcha Brûlée, filled with matcha cream, walnuts, ice cream, berries, and salted crackers, topped with edible gold leaf. They also have seasonal offerings like the Kakegawa Matcha Autumn with purple sweet potato puree and sweet potato chips.

Le Pain Quotidien Shiba Park

Restaurant

3.8

A charming, somewhat dingy bakery in Tsukiji Market that offers a pleasant break from the seafood. They serve pastries, coffee, and kakigori (shaved ice). The chestnut croissant is flaky with a decent filling, and the strawberry kakigori is a refreshing treat on a hot day.

Shinpachi Shokudo Shinjuku

Japanese restaurant

4.0

Slightly less than a thousand yen will get you a Japanese breakfast set in this restaurant. Pick between fish and meat, then mix and match with sides like miso soup, pickles, and rice. The grilled mackerel, grilled salmon, natto, tofu, and minced tuna are recommended.

Asakusa Kagetsudō MELON PAN

Bakery

4.4

A historic bakery established in 1945, famous for its freshly baked melon pan. They offer various fillings like matcha ice cream, whipped cream, and vanilla. The warm, crispy melon pan paired with cold ice cream is a delightful treat.

Cafe de l'ambre

Coffee shop

4.3

A timeless coffee bar operating since 1948, exuding a moody, post-war kissaten vibe. They specialize in expertly prepared coffee, including the delicate Mazagran and the creamy Queen Amber, as well as a fantastic coffee jelly. While on the pricier side, the unique ambiance and quality coffee make it a worthwhile experience for coffee enthusiasts.

Andy's Shin Hinomoto

Izakaya restaurant

4.2

A lively izakaya located under train tracks just outside Yurakucho Station, popular with salarymen and foreigners alike. They offer a diverse menu including fresh sashimi platters, melt-in-your-mouth Saikyo miso black cod, and light and crispy prawn tempura. Don't miss their stuffed gyoza chicken wings and be sure to order edamame and Asahi draft beers.

Ichiran

Ramen restaurant

4.5

This famous tonkotsu ramen chain, originating from Fukuoka, is known for its solo dining booths, offering minimal personal interaction while you enjoy your meal. They serve a single type of rich tonkotsu broth, but you can customize every aspect of your bowl, from noodle hardness to spice level and toppings. It's a popular choice for a customizable and private ramen experience.

Kanazawa Maimon Sushi

Sushi restaurant

4.2

A popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Parco Mall, offering a wide variety of sushi at decent prices. They make most of the sushi fresh to order, including standard lean tuna, fatty tuna, mackerel, and unique battle ship rolls with squid and sweet prawns. While some sushi still circulates on the belt, ordering fresh ensures optimal quality.

Rakuu-tei Tea House

Japanese restaurant

4.1

A beautiful and tranquil tea house located within the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, offering a peaceful break from city life. They serve refreshing teas like Hojicha and Sencha, along with delicious Daifuku mochi in various flavors, including white peach, fig & rare cheese, and organic sweet bean paste. Sitting on the tatami mats amidst the garden's scenery makes for an ultra-relaxed experience.

Fuglen Tokyo

Coffee shop

4.3

A popular Norwegian-style cafe with several locations across Tokyo, known for its stylish, modern log cabin-like ambiance. They offer excellent coffee, including iced lattes and filter coffee, and their Norwegian waffles are a must-try. The autumn sweet potato waffle with cream, tart berries, and sweet potato puree is highly recommended.

COVERT COFFEE

Coffee shop

4.1

A sister store to Glitch Coffee, located in the basement of a building in Shinjuku, offering a similar high-quality coffee experience. They serve exceptional pour-overs and cafe lattes, with prices varying based on the coffee's origin. Finding it might be a bit challenging, but the reward of their specialty coffee is well worth the effort.

Ginza Kimuraya

Bakery

4.2

The oldest bakery in Japan, established in 1869, famous for its anpan (sweet rolls). These small, soft rolls are filled with a variety of flavors, including cream cheese, sweet potato, chestnut, and even red bean paste with sakura (cherry blossom). It's a great spot to try traditional Japanese pastries with unique and delicious fillings.

BAGGAGE COFFEE

Coffee shop

4.7

A trendy coffee shop and streetwear store in a residential area of Shibuya, offering a cool and relaxed atmosphere. Their salted caramel latte is a great choice, and they also serve matcha lattes and canelés. It's an ideal spot to chill and enjoy a good cup of coffee.

Onigiri Marutoyo

Japanese restaurant

4.0

A popular spot in Tsukiji Market known for its huge selection of freshly made onigiri, even attracting lines at 8 AM. Must-try options include the Tempura Egg Onigiri with its perfectly gooey soy-marinated egg, and the deluxe Grilled Salmon & Salmon Roe Onigiri for a luxurious touch. The horse mackerel onigiri is also a delicious and flaky choice.

Yoshinoya Shinjuku 4 Chome

Japanese restaurant

3.7

An affordable chain restaurant specializing in gyudon (beef bowls), offering a comforting and quick meal. You can customize your beef bowl with various toppings like spring onions and an egg yolk for extra tang and richness. They also offer a selection of sides, including pickles and vegetables, making it a decent and cheap meal option.

Royal Host Shinjuku

Family restaurant

3.7

A Japanese family restaurant chain offering a regal dining experience with an impressive menu of Japanese and Western dishes prepared by real chefs. Their Angus Sirloin with pilaf rice and crispy fried onions is a standout, and their Omelette Rice with demi-glace sauce is a satisfying classic. Don't miss their elegant Coffee Jelly Sundae, a perfect blend of intense coffee and sweet creams.

Suzukien Asakusa matcha gelato

Cafe

4.4

A matcha specialty shop famous for its matcha ice cream, offering a range of different strengths from weak pale green to a deep green hue, which they claim is the world's strongest matcha. You can also get refreshing green tea and cute dango topped with a gradient of matcha cream. The strongest matcha (number 7) is surprisingly incredible and not overly bitter.

Asakusa Unana

Japanese restaurant

4.2

A street food spot specializing in unagi (eel) rice balls, popular for a quick bite. The rice is soaked in a sweet soy tare, and the unagi is coated in a velvety sauce. While a bit pricey, it offers a unique and flavorful snack.

Udatsu Sushi

Sushi restaurant

4.4

A Michelin-starred omakase sushi restaurant nestled in an unassuming residential street in Nakameguro. This intimate 12-seater dining room offers an exceptional culinary journey with 21 meticulously prepared pieces of sushi, blending traditional techniques with modern twists. It's a splurge, but the spectacle and flavors make it a life-changing dining experience.

Ramen Afro Beats Shinjuku

Ramen restaurant

4.4

This ramen shop in Shinjuku offers modern and unique ramen bowls, including a rich Paitan chicken broth and a classic Shoyu ramen. A distinctive feature is the option to add a neon orange espuma sauce, which complements both broths with a peppery, mentaiko-like flavor. The chashu (pork belly slices) are exceptionally tender with an intense, cured quality.

SHIBUichi BAKERY

Bakery

4.3

This bakery offers freshly baked goods, both sweet and savory. The Curry Bread is highly recommended for its crispy texture and meaty filling. Other popular items include the Pistachio Cream Bun, Egg & Cheese Sando, and Nama-Donut.

Tsukiji Shouro

Dessert restaurant

4.2

A tamagoyaki (rolled omelet) shop in Tsukiji Market that serves slightly sweet, juicy, and delicious tamagoyaki on a skewer. It's an excellent snack to enjoy while exploring the market. They offer various other prepared egg dishes like mini egg sandwiches and bacon cheese.

Naruto Taiyaki Honpo (Shinjuku)

Confectionery store

4.5

This shop specializes in Taiyaki, the iconic fish-shaped cakes, made fresh to order. They offer a simple choice of three flavors: red bean, sweet potato, and a premium custard. Their Taiyaki are portable and make for an ideal walking snack. With several branches across Tokyo and late closing hours, it's a convenient spot for a delicious treat.

Komeda's Coffee Shinjuku Gyoen

Cafe

3.9

This popular coffee chain, originating from Nagoya, is a reliable spot for a delicious breakfast. Before 11 AM daily, any coffee or drink order comes with a free piece of toast and your choice of spread (jam, butter, or hard-boiled egg). The sweet potato au lait coffee is delicious, and their Sweet Potato Shiro Noire pastry is a luxurious sweet treat.

Brewman Tokyo

Food store

4.8

A charming one-man coffee truck found in Sumida Park, serving both Aeropress and filter coffee using freshly roasted beans. They offer a simple selection of refreshing iced lattes and spiced filter coffee with subtle chai spices. Enjoying a coffee here with the Tokyo Skytree in the distance makes for a relaxing experience.

Ichikawa Tempura

Japanese restaurant

4.7

A small, intimate 6-seater restaurant specializing in tempura, perfect for lunch or dinner. You can choose between tempura set meals or tendon bowls, featuring beautifully presented angel shrimp, vegetables, tuna, and conger eel. Watching the chef prepare the food is part of the experience, but be prepared for a Japanese-only menu and staff with limited English.

Chanko Kawasaki

Japanese restaurant

4.3

This age-old establishment specializes in Chanko Nabe, a hearty chicken stock-based stew packed with vegetables, various cuts of chicken (dark meat, liver, gizzard), and noodles. The soup is cooked and served tableside, providing a comforting and filling meal. Near the National Sumo Arena, it's a great spot to try the traditional sumo wrestlers' meal.

Miyukido

Confectionery store

3.0

This shop in Tsukiji Market specializes in miso-marinated black cod, which is incredibly buttery, moist, and flaky. The subtle sweet and savory miso seasoning perfectly complements the fish. It's a convenient grab-and-go option for a delicious and high-quality seafood snack.

Tsukiji Teppan-yaki Jūjū

Bar

4.3

This street food stall in Tsukiji Market specializes in A5 Wagyu skewers, which are super marbled and practically dissolve in your mouth with beefy, fatty juices. They offer plain sirloin and a luxurious combination of uni (sea urchin) and A5 Wagyu rump. While expensive, it's a worthwhile splurge for a premium meat experience.

Saito’s Fish Market

Food store

3.8

This fish market in Tsukiji offers a wide selection of fresh seafood plates and tanks of live seafood. You can enjoy massive, creamy oysters, bouncy and sweet prawns, and oily red fish, all served with various table-side sauces. It's a great spot to sample a variety of fresh, high-quality seafood.

Torahebi Coffee

Coffee shop

4.8

This coffee shop in Parco Mall offers an extraordinary range of unique coffee blends, including aged, sake-aged, melon, and banana blends. Their aged blend is surprisingly smooth, and their hypnotic iced latte with a satisfyingly round ice cube is highly recommended. You can also purchase their specialty coffee beans to take home.

Shibuya Morimoto

Yakitori restaurant

4.3

A legendary yakitori restaurant in Shibuya, famous for its chicken yakitori, with chefs skillfully grilling various cuts of chicken over a counter. They offer set courses with 9 different types of yakitori, including tender minced chicken, crunchy chicken gizzard, crispy chicken skin, and succulent chicken liver. You can even try their subtly cooked raw chicken, and don't miss the seasoned unagi yakitori.

Sushi Okame

Sushi restaurant

4.4

This standing sushi bar offers a unique and intimate dining experience, with limited space for only a few customers at a time. The Tuna Selection Sushi set is highly recommended, featuring five different types of tuna, from lean akami to fatty otoro, a smoky charred tuna, and minced tuna roll. The sushi chef prepares each piece fresh, right in front of you.

Cafe Luigi

Coffee shop

4.2

A cozy cafe in Tokyo, perfect for a coffee break, especially if you need to cool down from the heat. They serve their iced lattes in Guinness glasses. While the food menu offers items like Honey Mustard Chicken sandwiches, the coffee alone is worth a visit.

Wakura

Ramen restaurant

4.0

This 24/7 ramen shop in Shinjuku offers comforting and rich Hakata-style ramen. The ramen is made with pork bones simmered for hours, resulting in a thick, rich, and velvety broth that warms you to the core. You order through a vending machine and can customize your bowl with various toppings.

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