Tokyo Restaurants

Once a celebrated entertainment district, Akasaka restaurants have remained diverse presenting a wide variety of international cuisines from Russian to Indonesian to Mexican venues plus a plethora of exquisite Japanese restaurants. Read More...

Akihabara is not really known for its dining as much as for its technological prowess however there are a number of good Japanese restaurants catering to all budgets to discover while shopping. Most of the Japanese eateries cater to the younger set with quick cheap meals or venues suitable for larger groups.  Read More...

After a long day of shopping in one of Tokyo’s premier commercial centres, there’s plenty of choice when it comes to finding something to eat. Spread throughout the stylish surrounds of Tokyo’s high street area are a number of excellent dining venues presenting everything from traditional Japanese to international cuisine restaurants. Read More...

Dining in the Ginza area offers something for everyone. Being an internationally diverse area the restaurants include everything from British theme pubs and American diners to quaint traditional Japanese dining rooms and yakitori stalls. Read More...

One of the city’s most vibrant and diverse areas, Harajuku comprises a labyrinth of back streets with a kaleidoscope of youth culture. A hustling hive of activity by day and night, and being the epicentre of Japanese fashion, Harajuku restaurants are of course diverse offering a good mix of western venues and a plethora of Japanese places. Read More...

The Odaiba landscape is dominated by the three enormous shopping malls, Aqua City, Decks Tokyo Beach and Venus Fort. Each is home to a plethora of restaurants with everything from English, French and Italian cuisines to Indian and Thai and of course some top notch Japanese venues. Read More...

Being the epicenter of Tokyo nightlife, Roppongi restaurants are dominated by the more social dining options of shabu-shabu, teppanyaki and okonomiyaki. The Roppongi Hills complex is home to a plethora of restaurants that cater to all budgets, ranging from fast food outlets to high class lounge restaurants. Read More...

Shibuya is home to a plethora of restaurants catering to all tastes and budgets. Being a busy shopping district, there are numerous small cafes and bakeries offering light meals, beverages and respite from the bustle on the streets. Read More...

If you are in Shinjuku, you are in one of the busiest areas of one of the busiest city in the world. It’s an awesome experience and it never dissapates. As a major shopping hub by day, Shinjuku has many international restaurants serving everything from American steaks, to Italian pastas to Thai and Himalayan curry houses. Read More...

An older part of the city, Ueno is full of old-world Japanese charm. The restaurants in the area are also influenced heavily by the traditions of days gone by with a couple of restaurants of historical and religious significance. Read More...