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Nestled in Hiroo, Hakunei is an intimate eight-seat gem serving exquisite French-Japanese fusion that leaves diners craving more.

Step into Kutan, a chic two-Michelin-star haven in Shin-Tomi-cho, where Chef Kotaro Nakashima curates a seasonal kaiseki feast that's as striking as it is intimate.

Nestled in Tokyo, Kanda is a three-Michelin-star haven where innovative high-concept dishes meet a relaxed, homely vibe, making every bite unforgettable.

Just a five-minute stroll from Shibuya Station, this quirky spot serves up fluffy omurice topped with juicy wagyu hamburgers and a playful paw print, with over 66 sauce options to keep your taste buds dancing.

Tachiguisushi Sushikawa in Sasazuka offers a Michelin Bib Gourmand-awarded, stand-up sushi experience that celebrates Edo-style nigiri with fresh, high-quality ingredients and a casual vibe, perfect for sushi lovers craving authenticity without the fuss.

Indulge in the rich, nutty flavors of GOMAYA KUKI's ultra-creamy black and white sesame ice cream, a must-try treat in Harajuku.

Nestled in a cozy corner near Roppongi Hills, this dimly lit spot serves up a delightful mix of authentic Singaporean dishes, perfect for a satisfying lunch or an atmospheric dinner.

Tucked within Tokyo's financial district, Hoshinoya Tokyo offers a serene escape where modern luxury meets traditional ryokan charm, featuring tatami-floored rooms, communal lounges, and a rooftop onsen with stunning views.

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

Nestled in Asakusa, this laid-back hostel offers cozy rooms, a lively common area, and friendly staff, making it ideal for Tokyo adventures.