Listen to the DJ play Boston's "More Than A Feeling" at 6AM at this amazing little club.
Try the torched mackerel at this restaurant hidden at the back of the building. Look for the miniature door.
super nice place, very small and opens very late, sometime opening is 12.00 12.30 depending how the owner feels, he also really likes when you take pictures of his bar inside try it out :-)
This famous Shinto Shrine is dedicated to the Emperor Meiji and his Consort. Nearly 1000,000 trees were planted at the time of enshrinement, and form the solemn forest surrounding the area today.
RT @davidchang: i think the best ramen in world is the tsukemen at Rokurinsha in Tokyo. the only ramen i'd queue up for. Read more.
Try the yuzu shio ramen. First time I've experienced a citrusy broth like this, but I promise it's really tasty.
Popeye is a great place to taste Japanese craft beer. It has 70 beers on the menu, from a variety of microbreweries. Serious thing.
Baird Beer taproom in Harajuku, offering delicious yakitori (chicken BBQ) and wide range of Baird beers, including their limited seasonal brews. We had the Temple Garden Yuzu Ale which was amazing.
Home of the Yomiuri Giants baseball theme, Tokyo Dome is easily accessible from JR Suidobashi, or the Tokyo Metro Korakuen line. Read more.
memory lane makes me feel like i'm on the set of "in the mood for love"; rainy night, great to come here for a drink after grabbing a quick bite in the neighborhood
one of my most favorite places in the world (and one of my favorite movies to boot). tomoyo's has been running it for 34 years and, if you're lucky, she'll let you leave your bottle on the shelf
3 floors of awesomely decorated room and great music on London Calling event nights!!!
the hours will fly by as you sit and talk stories with Ueno-san. try the staples: bamboo cocktail, white lady and try the hard-to-find mars maltage too
An icon on the recent japanese craft beer scene. A little bit pricey but worth. Now, try all beers from Baird Brewery and discover that Japan has more than sushi to offer to the world
This has got to be one of the coolest places to get espresso drinks in the world. The old world Japanese building with a one man espresso show & garden make for a unique experience. A must in the area
Its courteous to stay to the end of practice which ends between 10am and 11am. So I would advise to arrive around 9:30.
Go with the omakase, and tell Yasuda-san you love uni. The hand rolls with his special nori are amazing, and the sake from his hometown is tasty and cheap.
Best quality sushi at an unbelievably affordable price! English menus are available but you won't need them - just pick from the freshest seafood available at the counter.
Eater says: "At last Shibuya has a serious sake-specialist izakaya. The latest outlet from Noriharu Nozaki is one of his best, though the hidden basement location is hard to find..." Read more.
Yamamoto’s seasonal creations (such as peach- and wasabi-infused shochu) use ingredients sourced from farmers across the country and are served on a 500-year-old Japanese oak counter.
I'll say it too -- best airport sushi you'll ever have. If you don't go for Omakase (you should!) at least do all the diff toro + Blue Fin Tuna
One-of-a-kind meat extravaganza. You can find horse meat yakiniku and sashimi here.
Everything. Ever. Towels & construction uniforms & leather skins & stationery & cacti & pet supplies & furniture & party hats & lumber & kitchen knives & rock crystals & power drills & handbags
Recommended by Ivan Orkin. "The menu is, quite literally, an anatomy chart of the chicken—you choose the part and they grill it. He also likes it for its large selection of sakes and drinking snacks." Read more.
This was rec'd to me as Best Ramen in Tokyo & it didn't disappoint. You order with 2 variables -- spicyness (I went 2 of 4) and numbing (I went 3 of 4). Numbing is amazing (& I'd rec'd going 4 of 4)
the omakase is a fifteen-minute sprint of this fish and that fish. the chef will knife up pieces faster than you can count: and your only job is to eat and take it all in
Stylish, beautiful ryokan. Every room is different and most have open air onsen bath - it's a highlight. Kaiseki is mind-blowing, don't miss Shabu-shabu dinner. European and Japanese breakfast both👌
The omakase - an amazing sushi experience the likes of which you can only have in top places in Japan. The chef, very skillful and friendly. The decor - super modern yet traditonal
Black truffle ramen at the world's only Michelin star ramen shop. Come get a ticket in the morning (7-8am) for lunchtime seating.
3 Michelin Star restaurant that's relatively cheaper than other sushi restaurants. Chef Yoshitake knows how to speak in english. Loved the Uni and Anago Read more.
Very trendy, smart gallery dedicated to graphic design and interplay of kanji characters
Amazing digital art immersive experience, it was very fun to explore the various rooms around. The app and staff are very helpful, enjoy taking lots of photos here. https://t.co/lxHCFy0Eoc
Most favorite dish was the dosa (≖ ‿ ≖)✧ Since it’s South Indian, they should make the dishes it bit spicier.
Best ever Unagi Rice in My life. There are many option of Unagi Rice. English & picture menu.
Such a nice whiskey bar. They have cover but it is worth it if you enjoy drinking good whiskey in a nice mellow atmosphere. They also make a great old fashion
Totodo is probably the only book store in the world where you can buy psychedelic poster art from the 1960s and browse through a tome on the kind of typefaces used in Edo Period shop signage. -Timeout
