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Omoide Yokocho is a lively, smoky Shinjuku alley packed with tiny bars serving killer yakitori and cheap beer in a nostalgic postwar vibe.

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.

Crony in Tokyo offers an unforgettable 18-course tasting menu that masterfully combines artful presentations with exquisite flavors, all in a warm and inviting setting.

Nestled in the edgy Kinshichō neighborhood, Moxy Tokyo Kinshicho blends minimalist rooms with vibrant communal spaces, a lively bar, and 24-hour deli—perfect for hip, budget-conscious travelers exploring Tokyo.

Perched on the upper floors of the sleek Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo offers sweeping city views, luxurious amenities, and exceptional dining, all delivered with unparalleled service that makes every guest feel like royalty.

Menchirashi serves perfectly chewy fresh udon with standout tempura and a viral creamy carbonara twist in a cozy, bustling Harajuku spot.

Discover a chic outpost in Daikanyama serving handcrafted caramels in 12 delightful flavors, perfect for sweet tooth gifts or a tasty treat for yourself.

At this trendy ramen spot, expect an exquisite remix of flavors featuring chicken and umami-rich broth, all while vibing to a killer soundtrack.

A no-frills haven for tantalizing Hakata pork-bone ramen, Ramen Nagi serves up customizable bowls with bold flavors, including a unique black squid ink option.

Kappabashi, Tokyo’s Kitchen Town, is a charming street packed with shops offering everything from handmade knives to quirky plastic food models.