PST Higashi Azabu (Pizza Studio Tamaki Higashi Azabu)

This cozy Akihabara spot dishes out insanely fresh kaisendon with rich toro and briny uni, all in an intimate, no-frills setting.

Perched atop Surugadai Hill, this charming Art Deco hotel melds old-world elegance with attentive service, offering refined dining and cultural significance in Tokyo.

Nestled in Shimokitazawa, Yuen Bettei Daita is a serene ryokan-style retreat with tatami rooms, an onsen, and seasonal dining that captures Tokyo's cool vibe.

Roppongi Hills' La Brianza serves refined Italian dishes with seasonal Japanese ingredients, highlighted by truffle gratin and prime aged beef.

In a cozy Hongo alley, Chukasoba Nishino serves refined, clear dashi-based ramen with perfect pork wontons and a mellow mayo chashu rice side.

At the beloved first branch of Mawashizushi Katsu, dive into a vibrant sushi experience where around 200 fresh delights await on the conveyor belt, all at jaw-droppingly affordable prices.

Modern, clean hotel in quiet Roppongi with spacious rooms by Tokyo standards, direct train access, and a solid complimentary breakfast buffet.

Nestled in a quiet neighborhood, this charming hotel features simple yet cozy rooms with tatami mats, communal baths, and super friendly staff, just a stroll from the hustle of Shibuya.

Ekibenya Matsuri at Tokyo Station is a bustling takeout haven where you can grab an impressive variety of 170 self-heating and traditional ekiben for your Shinkansen ride.

Nestled just a stone's throw from Ueno Station, this contemporary hotel offers snug yet stylish rooms, a rooftop terrace, and free coffee, perfect for exploring Tokyo.