Enjoy, hands down, the best sushi in the world. Savor every second you're here because it'll be over before you know it.
Try the fois gras. Your life will never be the same. If you love chocolate, the chocolate dome dessert was beyond extraordinary. It was art. These two items made the Michelin experience for me.
Exquisite French cuisine, desserts are unique masterpieces! Burst of emotions!
Sushi Yoshitake has 3 Michelin stars. The sashimi course before the sushi begins is outstanding. http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1301/A130103/13024076/
IMHO, simply the best sushi in the world. Well-balanced and meticulously prepared for perfection. If I have to choose only one for the rest of my life, this is the place. Period.
Kappo restaurant serving modern fusion kaiseki. Owned by the chef of 3-star Ichigaya. Open 5.30pm to 12am http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1309/A130905/13049130/
Worth the trouble getting the reservation. A uniquely French-Japanese experience only to be found in Tokyo. Professional service combined with beautifully presented, delicious fare.
Agreed. Best pizza in Tokyo. Colds was also excellent. Authentic italian. Home style. Not the type that tries to be high grade but it truely a great experience.
Normally Joel Rubchon is not a place to go for a first date but this place is nice and casual during lunch time. You will certainly impress her with this choice. It's a classy yet fun cafe to be in.
Indulge yourself with one of the best cakes in Tokyo! Their freshly made cakes are perfectly moist and creamy but not too rich. One slice is big enough to satisfy your sweet tooth ;)
Miso tsukemen is the best. Order using the ticket machine みそつけ麺 中盛り (mid size miso tsukemen) チャーシュー (bbq pork) - via Edwyn
Sometimes they're closed because of an event. It does double as a rock club after all. It's also hidden in the residential streets of Roppongi.
Fantastic Ramen - Spicy Miso is the one to go for. Bottom one in the pic with this tip.
RT @davidchang: i think the best ramen in world is the tsukemen at Rokurinsha in Tokyo. the only ramen i'd queue up for. En savoir plus .
Great molecular kaiseki. Autumn is supposedly the tastiest menu at RyuGin, but Summer's no slouch. Summer faves:Uni custard, swimming ayu, jellied shabu-shabu, pork neck, hot-cold mango, sake souffle. En savoir plus .
Azabu Yukimura is a kaiseki restaurant with 3 Michelin stars and very well regarded on Tabelog. http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1307/A130702/13005316/
52nd floor. sleek sophisticated, floor-to-ceiling view.· 52F Shinjuku Sumitomo Bldg., 2-6-1 Nishi-Shinjuku: +81 3-3342-5671
Make sure you eat straight away once served and in the order they come or you might get a caution from the Old Master or his son !
If you can nab a reservation here, it will be one of the most amazing meals you'll have. Truly a creative experience.
This is less of an izakaya, more of a 1 Michelin star restaurant, that has adopted izakaya format, just for the sake of it. Gaijin infested and expensive, yet still totally worth it!
Great sushi but very long waiting! I think you can get similar quality at Tsukiji Sushiko chain but cheaper and faster!
Save yourself a 3-hour wait at Sushi Dai and eat here instead. The line is much shorter, but most tourists don't know because it's just a few steps further down the alley (btw buildings 6 and 7).
Mikawa Zezankyo is the top rated tempura restaurant in Tokyo on Tabelog. http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1313/A131303/13090866/
Try the Ramen - My favorite hakata style pork broth ramen with hard & thin noodles :) love sprinkle a bunch of ground sesame & mashed garlic is my fav. <3
Go upstairs, ask for the English menu, insert money and order on the vending machine, go back outside to wait to be called via the tube by the alley. It's crazy, but just do it :)
Order several small plates to share then take a walk on the balcony. If it looks familiar it's because this is where The Bride fights the Crazy 88s in "Kill Bill Vol. 1"...silly rabbit.
This has got to be one of the coolest places to get espresso drinks in the world. The old world Japanese building with a one man espresso show & garden make for a unique experience. A must in the area
My God it's good! Blew me away by a mile(ง'̀⌣'́)ง highly recommended if you're in a mood for some damn good bowl of udon.
First place in Tokyo that have a descent beer many. Brooklyn lager for 945 jpy though :(
Gaijin tip. Go to first floor to the food department. 100% awesomeness. Makes Harrods in London look like chumps.
Two counters at this enormous, crowded market stand out above the rest: Sushi-Dai and Daiwa Sushi. This is the freshest sushi you will ever try, and the immense variety will impress you too.
Located in the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower's 38th floor in Tokyo’s heart of financial district, close to Tokyo Station, Tokyo Stock Exchange, and the Bank of Japan. Fantastic service and view.
Check out the New York Bar on the 52nd floor, featured in the movie "Lost in Translation."There are great city views &an excellent live jazz band, just like in the film. Also, try the L.I.T. Cocktail.
the best matsuzaka steak in tokyo! melts in your mouth like a teaspoonful of sweet butter.
Awesome service, yummy baguette and steak frites. Try to avoid having lunch around 12h you may have to wait long long time...
Niku no Mansei is a 10-storey ode to beef. Each level has a different restaurant cooking beef in a different way.
The Most finest Japanese Yakiniku restaurant in Tokyo. You have to enjoy A5 ranking wagyu beef. You have to order Ichibo, misuzi, haneshita and harami. It'll be your heaven you will feel!
World-famous for tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet), this local favorite—housed in a former pre-World War II bathhouse—is hidden away in a back alley behind a busy Omotesando street.
Narikura is the highest ranked tonkatsu restaurants in Tokyo http://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1305/A130503/13114695/
The food floor is well worth the trek up. Pretty much an entire cross section of food is available, as well as a confusing Italian place.
