Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo

Dominique Bouchet Tokyo serves refined, modern French cuisine with a Japanese twist in an elegant, serene Ginza setting, perfect for special occasions.

Fuglen Tokyo serves top-notch Nordic coffee and cocktails in a cozy, wood-paneled mid-century space perfect for chilling day or night.

Daigo offers elevated shojin-style vegetarian kaiseki in serene private rooms with garden views, blending tradition with Michelin-starred finesse.

A hip Tokyo hostel in a converted warehouse by the Sumida River, blending industrial vibes with cozy dorms, a lively café-bar, and communal chill spots.

Don Quijote is Tokyo’s 24-hour treasure trove of quirky snacks, costumes, gadgets, and everything in between across multiple bustling floors.

This snug noodle haven dishes up meticulously crafted shoyu ramen, where every bowl sings with umami and precision from chef Akihiro Fukaya.

For a taste of top-tier Edo-style sushi in Omotesando, check out Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera, where impeccable freshness meets DIY ordering at accessible prices.

Discover the enchanting studio of Allan West in Yanaka, where traditional Japanese art meets warmth and passion, all set in a charming, renovated space.

Dive into the Odaiba Takoyaki Museum, a lively food hub where you can sample diverse, mouthwatering variations of Osaka's iconic grilled octopus dumplings.

The Palace Hotel Tokyo is a luxe urban escape overlooking the Imperial Palace, offering stunning rooms, refined dining, and impeccable service—all in a chic setting.