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Tenya serves up fresh, crispy tempura and tendon bowls with seasonal Japanese ingredients, plus udon and soba, all at wallet-friendly prices.

Ryōgoku Kokugikan is Tokyo's legendary sumo arena, hosting electrifying tournaments thrice yearly with close-up tatami seating and tasty chanko stew.

Step into Ginza’s Vampire Café, where crimson velvet, coffin tables, and gothic glam transform dining into a deliciously eerie Dracula-themed night out.

Tokyo’s L’Effervescence crafts elegantly nuanced tasting menus marrying delicate French techniques with the vibrant essence of Japanese terroir.

Perched above Tokyo's bustling streets, The Tokyo Edition blends sleek design with a vibrant party atmosphere, offering chic dining, exquisite views, and impeccable service.

Nestled near Senso-ji temple, this charming eatery serves hearty, old-school tempura fried in sesame oil, offering a warm slice of tradition in Asakusa.

Ginza’s TsuruTonTan serves massive, perfectly chewy udon in stylish digs with killer city views—order extra noodles, it’s worth it.

Tucked behind a green wrought iron fence, this cozy basement club serves up live jazz, soul, and hip-hop for a laid-back, music-loving crowd.

Tsurutontan in Roppongi offers a stylish escape with massive bowls of expertly crafted udon, ideal for casual gatherings or special occasions.

Book and Bed Tokyo offers cozy bookshelf bunks and a vibrant library vibe just steps from Ikebukuro station—perfect for book lovers craving unique stays.