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The Best Places to Eat and Do in 東京都

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  1. Rank 487. Kagari Ramen

    Japanese Noodle Shop


  2. Rank 487. Kirimugiya Jinroku

    Japanese Noodle Shop


  3. Rank 487. Kosoan

    Dessert




  4. Rank 487. Maruyama

    Japanese


    Address
    Japan, 〒103-0026 Tokyo, Chuo City, Nihonbashikabutochō, 3−5 K5ビル 1階 · Tokyo
    Hours

    Closes soon, 2:30 PM, in 12 min

    Thursday 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 6 PM–10 PM

    Online
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  5. Rank 487. PST Higashi Azabu

    Neapolitan Pizzeria



  6. Rank 487. Shabusen

    Japanese

    Each diner gets their own personal hot pot at this casual Ginza counter, cooking thin-sliced wagyu or pork through simmering broth and finishing in sesame dressing, ponzu, or a raw egg for sukiyaki. It's a no-fuss, deeply satisfying format, the kind of place where the tableware, handmade in the mingei folk-craft tradition, quietly outclasses the surroundings. The menu is essentially two items, and nobody seems to mind.



  7. Rank 487. Sougo

    Vegetarian Japanese

    Shojin ryori, the centuries-old vegetarian cuisine of Buddhist monasteries, gets a modern Roppongi address at this quiet, thoughtful restaurant. The kitchen works with land and sea vegetables alongside traditional ingredients like fu and yuba, the kind of pantry that rewards curiosity. For the curious who want to go further, there's a cooking school inside. The international crowd in this neighborhood means the chef can lean into the tradition without having to explain it apologetically.




  8. Rank 487. Sushi Yuu

    Edomae Sushi

    An Edomae sushi counter in a quiet Nishiazabu residential pocket, a short walk from the chaos of Roppongi but a world away from it. The chef greets guests in Japanese, English, Russian, or Italian, which sets the tone: this is a high-end sushiya that skips the cathedral hush. Small seasonal bites come first, then the nigiri procession arrives. The kind of place that proves formality and warmth are not the same thing.



  9. Address
    2-chōme-3-9 Meguro, Meguro City, Tokyo 153-0063, Japan · Tokyo
    Hours

    Closes soon, 3 PM, in 42 min

    Thursday 8 AM–3 PM

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  10. Rank 487. Taimeiken

    Japanese

    The omurice here was developed specifically for Juzo Itami's film Tampopo, and you can still order that exact version today. Taimeiken is an old-school yoshoku restaurant in Nihonbashi, serving Western-influenced Japanese classics like omurice and katsu to loyal crowds who've been coming for generations. Walk-ins fill the casual ground floor; the second floor takes reservations and dresses things up a little. The third-generation chef now runs the kitchen.


  11. Rank 487. Tenko

    Tempura Japanese


  12. A glass atrium lounge on the 41st floor of the Park Hyatt Tokyo, where afternoon tea arrives in three acts: savory bites first, then pastries built around whatever fruit the season offers, and finally a trolley of madeleines and canelés rolled right to the table. The tea list runs from British classics to hojicha and matcha lattes, and the city spreads out below in every direction while you decide between them.



  13. Rank 487. Toraya

    Japanese Dessert



  14. Rank 487. Tsujihan

    Japanese



  15. A whole street of monjayaki shops in the old Tsukishima neighborhood, each one built around an iron griddle sunk into the table and a tiny spatula you'll need coaching on. Tokyo's answer to okonomiyaki is runnier, crispier at the edges, and cooked by you, which is either charming or terrifying depending on your confidence. Staff will talk you through it, and a cold beer while you wait for the crust to form makes the learning curve feel pretty reasonable.





  16. Rank 487. Yamariki

    Japanese

    The nikomi offal stew has been simmering in Hatcho miso, sugar, red wine, and bouquet garni for what feels like a century, because it basically has. This old-school Tokyo restaurant in Morishita built its name on that stew, and the kitchen rounds it out with pickles, crudités, anchovy-dressed salads, and seasonal tempura. A short wine list sits alongside the sake and shochu, which is either charming or audacious depending on your mood.





  17. Rank 535. Bullpen

    Sushi



  18. Address
    8 Chome-7-6 Ginza, Tokyo, Chuo City 104-0061, Japan · Tokyo
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 5 PM

    Thursday 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5 PM–10 PM

    Online
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  19. Rank 535. Hatsune Sushi

    Edomae Sushi





  20. Rank 535. Mensouan Sunada

    Japanese Noodle Shop


  21. Rank 535. Menya Hyottoko Yurakucho

    Japanese Noodle Shop


  22. Rank 535. Menya Ittou

    Japanese Noodle Shop



  23. Rank 535. Nara Seimen

    Japanese Noodle Shop


  24. Rank 535. Nowhere

    Vegan Izakaya


  25. Specialty coffee shop perched along the Meguro River, with metro trains sliding past the window often enough that regulars stop noticing them. Behind the bar, the team takes craft seriously enough that baristas reportedly spend two years training before touching the espresso machine. Beautiful ceramics add to the effect. The Instagram crowd has found it, so expect the occasional tripod, but the coffee cuts through the noise.


  26. Rank 535. Ramen Jiro Mita Honten

    Japanese Noodle Shop




  27. Rank 535. Shinpo

    Izakaya



  28. Address
    Nishiazabu, Minato, Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 6 PM

    Thursday 6 PM–11 PM

    Online
    Website

  29. Address
    3 Chome-2-3 Yanaka, Tokyo, Taito City 110-0001, Japan · Tokyo
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 5 PM

    Thursday 5 PM–9 PM

    Online
    Website


  30. Address
    1 Chome−19−4, Kamimeguro, Tokyo, Meguro City 153-0051, Japan · Tokyo
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 6 PM

    Thursday 6 PM–8 PM, 8:30 PM–10:30 PM

    Online
    WebsiteInstagram

  31. Rank 535. Ten to Sen.

    Vegan Japanese Noodle Shop


  32. Rank 535. Toridosi

    Japanese



  33. Rank 535. Tsukada Nojo

    Southern Kyushu Japanese


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