Ichiran Shibuya

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.

Perched atop Shinjuku Park Tower, Park Hyatt Tokyo serves timeless elegance with sweeping city and Mount Fuji views, luxe rooms, a famed rooftop bar, and top-notch spa.

Step into this historic Kanda gem, where the communal tatami dining rooms offer a delightful feast of monkfish delights that are both unique and expertly crafted.

Steps from Asakusa Station, Kuroge Wagyu Ichinoya serves evolving rare Wagyu steak bowls with rich broth, perfect for a cozy, must-try Japanese treat.

A cozy, modern spot near Nerima Station, serving rich, award-winning tonkotsu and seafood ramen with impeccable broth and tender pork.

Nestled near Roppongi Crossing, this yakitori haven combines refined French techniques and traditional flavors, offering a cozy vibe and impeccable service.

Tokyo’s oldest temple, Sensō-ji blends ancient charm, bustling street stalls, and a serene pagoda for a must-see cultural vibe in Asakusa.

A stunning 1915 European-style gem perched inside Tokyo Station, blending historic charm with modern luxury, epic dining, and top-tier service.

This tiny Tokyo spot serves ultra-chewy house-made udon and crispy tempura, with standout creamy carbonara and inventive toppings.

Udagawachō in Shibuya is a vibrant district where you can find everything from quirky character goods to stylish home essentials at Loft.