The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo

Restaurants

Kiku Café

This eclectic mix of cold salads, quiches and desserts made in-house keep Kiku cafe a popular spot in the neighborhood. …

Café
Kinokuni

Kinokuni is a small bistro in Akasaka with an enormous wine list. While the prices are a little on the high side in the …

French
Kioi Nadaman — Traditional Kaiseki With a View

Seasonal Japanese cuisine, served in a tranquil setting.

Kaiseki Restaurant
Kirara

Healthy lunch or dinner spot, 2 mins from Nakameguro station. They usually have “teishoku” style meals, …

Restaurant
Kissa Hangetsu

Kissa Hangetsu is a stylish, spacious two-floor cafe that pays homage to traditional Japanese cafes with a modern twist.

Café
Kiten!

An eclectic sports bar that shows soccer, rugby, and pro-wrestling matches on their 100-inch screen and several …

Bar
Kizuna

Relaxed restaurant on the cusp of Shibuya serving soba and seasonal Japanese cuisine. Away from the hustle and bustle …

Izakaya Restaurant Soba
Koenji Bakushu Kobo

Surrounded by houses a 5-minute walk from the north exit of Koenji Station, Koenji Bakushu Kobo is a brewery pub with …

Craft Beer
Koffee Mameya

The re-incarnation of Omotesando Koffee which used to reside at the same location. The concept and experience however …

Coffee Shop
Kollabo Kichijoji

Combining Korean BBQ and Yakiniku, Kollabo is a mid-range chain with good quality beef and an Izakaya feel. They have …

Yakitori
Kousaiken

As delightful as it is bijou, this vegan-friendly restaurant is a great lunch spot tucked away in a quiet area—only a 5 …

Restaurant
Kugatsudo Ramen

Ramen, but in a cafe. Kugatsudo uses natural flavourings to create delicious ramen and gives you all the time in the …

Café Ramen
Kushiage Yamakyomaru

Located adjacent to Akasaka-mitsuke Station, this brightly lit restaurant offers a wide variety of …

Kushiage