Tsukemen Gonokami Seisakusho Shinjuku

This intimate Japanese eatery, masterfully run by a husband-and-wife duo, serves exquisite, thoughtfully prepared dishes that make for an unforgettable culinary experience—reservations are a must!

Isetan, a storied 1886 kimono shop, is now Tokyo's chic hub for high fashion and gourmet food, offering everything from designer goods to an iconic basement food hall.

Narisawa is a two-Michelin-starred haven in Tokyo’s Aoyama district, where chef Yoshihiro Narisawa artfully melds French finesse with innovative Japanese ingredients to create stunning seasonal tasting menus that tell a story about nature.

Nestled atop the sleek Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo combines stunning city views with serene, spacious rooms and impeccable service, offering an unforgettable luxury experience.

Just a minute from Toranomon Station, this charming bistro serves exquisite handmade charcuterie and regional French dishes, perfectly paired with a stellar wine selection.

This cozy udon spot serves up delicious tempura and inventive noodle dishes in a vibrant, tightly-packed setting that keeps locals coming back.

A bustling, no-frills spot near Higashi Kitazawa serving Jiro-style ramen with gargantuan portions and a strict, efficient atmosphere that rewards your patience.

Dive into a cozy Tokyo gem where fresh seafood kaisendon meets warm ochazuke, all served with heartwarming hospitality in a charming, homey setting.

Nestled in the vibrant Koenji neighborhood, BnA Hotel combines cozy art-filled rooms with a lively bar scene, creating a unique stay for creative souls.

Tucked above Ginza Six, "Ginza En" serves modern Kyoto-inspired dishes in a stylish setting, perfect for leisurely lunches or refined dinners.