The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Dine at of the most popular themed restaurants in Tokyo.
Underneath Asakusa is a foreigner-friendly bar with a man in a ninja outfit serving drinks.
A trendy gyoza shop that lets you modify your dumplings by adding different flavours, from lemon to garlic to seasonal …
A literal hidden gem in Shimokitazawa, No Room for Squares is a jazz bar that has a retro Coca-Cola vending machine …
Don’t be fooled by the name — this foreigner-friendly bar is a great stop if you are staying in Asakusa. …
If you have a hankering for some good European food and wine while in the Omotesando/Harajuku area, then this …
Onibus (it means “demon bus”) is a popular espresso stand close to the Toyoko Line tracks in Nakameguro. …
A restaurant that serves shabu-shabu and nabe (hotpot) located close to Naka-mise dori (the street leading to Sensoji …
Osone Izakaya is a small izakaya restaurant just a short walk from Hakone Yumoto Station. Run by an elderly couple, …
A maid cafe in Tokyo with a decent selection of alcohol and cocktails. Also, the maids are all men.
Probably meaning “wave of sound”, Otonoha is a lovely little cafe which touts itself as a “vegetable …
Billed (by their own promo material) as having Japan’s number one fried oyster set meal, Oysteria Hokkaido …
