Very nice modern-japanese design cafe. Clean design surround with garden, cool song and fasion store
Tiny place near Harajuku, frequented mainly by teenage girls. You'll wait at least an hour to get in. But the pancakes are delicious and quite adorable (though a bit pricey, since they're a fad atm).
Any of the Village Vanguard stores can provide an entertaining shopping experience. Lots of wacky books, knick-knacks, foods, clothes, you name it.
This store has promoted a DIY spirit since it opened in 1976. Today, it attracts those interested in anything from calligraphy and painting to bigger home projects.
Two counters at this enormous, crowded market stand out above the rest: Sushi-Dai and Daiwa Sushi. This is the freshest sushi you will ever try, and the immense variety will impress you too.
World-famous for tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet), this local favorite—housed in a former pre-World War II bathhouse—is hidden away in a back alley behind a busy Omotesando street.
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Put your name down for the café first, then go gawk at the cool design-y housewares, furniture and used books and mags.
The younger cousin to Roppongi Hills, Omotesando Hills itself is architecturally fascinating. The shops are fairly high-end, but without being pretentious. Visit especially during Christmas! Read more.
One of Tokyo's best burger joints. Pity they don't Orr the Golden Brown Burger for lunch. For this reason, for lunch, The Great Burger Tokyo is king. For dinner though, Golden Brown reigns supreme!
Cozy, woody stationery shop for all Traveller's Notebook lovers. Always filled with full-lineups & truly-selected stuffs, and you can enjoy nice coffees on upstairs as well.
Hara Donuts' special ingredients are okara and soy milk from the Hara Tofu Shop in Kobe. Many healthy options are available ranging from fruity/veggy/brown sugar to Earl Grey donuts.
Conceptualized by the creator of the "Iron Chef", TCL is based on a concept of creating an innovative lab for experimenting curry recipes. Interior designed by famous Japanese design firm "Wonderwall"
You’ll dine the city’s best bookstore in the trendy Daikanyama district, with more than 140,000 titles covering most genres.
If you love dessert but also love vegetables, this unique pastry shop is the place for you. Sample tempting creations like avocado cheesecake, buckwheat chai mousse for instance.
Worth bearing the long lines for fresh, quality sushi at affordable prices. Turnover = freshness; this place is always busy. The line goes pretty fast and always expect one. Rice can be hit or miss
This offbeat shop is a souvenir-seeker’s dream, chock-full of unique finds such as brass necklaces made with tiny lightbulbs and tote bags in the shape of Do Not Disturb signs.
Don't spoil the fun by reading reviews: the best way to experience Chef Zaiyu Hasegawa's creative and playful take on kaiseki is to come knowing nothing.
Set in Roppongi’s Mori Tower, this museum is a hub for global contemporary talent. Tickets include admission to the Tokyo City View observation deck—a 52-story-high outlook above the city.
This incredibly cool bookstore specializes in out-of-print, first-edition American books from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
เนื้อสั่งได้ทุกเมนู นุ่ม ซอสหมักได้ที่ สั่งชุด 6500 เยน ร้านจัดชุดมาให้ เครื่องเขียงสั่งเพิ่มได้ มีเมนูไทย
Country rustic meets Japanese modern. Between the crowds, selection an tight layout, give yourself plenty of browsing time.
As stated in their namesake, they do good coffee and even better bread. They are some of the softest and most delicate breads I've ever had.
Wooow Isetan it's the best place for shopping!!! one building only for men's and the B1 floor it's the food paradise!!!
the coolest little street in all of Tokyo. Paved on top of a small river. Now home to niche fashion houses, moboff, and cool cafes.
nice interior with big windows. Healthy food and cakes. Perfect for lunch or a big snack.
คนเยอะมาก แต่ละชั้นของซ้ำๆ เลือกดีบางร้านยะลดราคาเยอะค่ะ เพราะหลุดseason แล้ว ออกมาถนนใหญ่นอกตึกเดินขวามุมตึกมา จะมีร้านถุงเท้าน่ารักๆ 3คู่1,050¥ ค่ะ
Tiramisu Latte, Raspberry Latte, Freshly Baked Apple Pie (Blackberry+Wine, Cinnamon+Caramel)
Sweet Forest Sweet Forest houses seven top known hand-picked dessert shop, decorated as forest-like. There are also Platino (Rare Cheesecake) and Spoon Bread in the same building.
Cafe Chez Lui is one of the oldest pastry shop in Daikanyama. Their famous products are Curry Donuts, Kitsch, Pineapple and Passion Fruit Pie, Canale.
Bakery school and cafe in one place. Highly recommended scone and homemade apple jam, New York Cheesecake and Sour Cream Apple Pie.
For all pie lovers, and for all people about to become pie lovers. The pumpkin pie is the closest one I've found in Tokyo to pumpkin pies back in America.
They are famous for it's cheese cake with really cute packaging. A must go place in Ginza.
Lunch set portions are small but flavorful and healthy. Best known for their sweets.
Highly recommend Choux Ri, Choux Cream in a shape of rat created by Chef Andrés Lecomte who started the French patisserie trend in Japan.
Marron cake is the brown one and Mont Blanc is the yellow one. Highly recommend to have the brown one with matcha.
They change their flower decoration often, The tea house is very nice and romantic. You can easily impress everyone you bring here.
Parfait-style-tiramisu, using cream cheese mixed with Japanese custard pudding instead of usual mascarpone cream cheese. Other must-try menu are Mille feuille and Fruit Vinegar.
The honey toast here is the original version of After You's signature menu "Shibuya Honey Toast" in Thailand.
The small cozy bookstore in Aoyama, Utrecht is somewhere we forget that we are in Tokyo although it's located in the central Tokyo area. Many sparrows and white eyes fly to the porch for their food.
The ShinQ food levels are amazing. Housing the world's only Le Pain de Robuchon as well as outlets for noted brands Sadaharu Aoki & Hermes. You can pretty much find anything you need in the 2 levels.
One of the best sushi i have ever eaten! Jiro-san is almost 90 better try this! Once in a lifetime experience. Be prepared for your dialogue in japanese as well. Bring around Y30,000+ for sushi course
Tons of electronics and tourist tat! Plus if you show your passport as a tourist no tax!
Join vendors from Tsukiji Fish Market queuing up at dawn for a post-shift sushi breakfast at this 13-seat spot. You won’t find fresher toro in Tokyo. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
Real artisan bread. Substantial pastries with creative fillings and toppings. Only minus is the uncomfortable seating: metal folding chairs.
Publisher and bookshop. Interesting model of 'curation' for real stores. Always cannot resist buying books.
Worth a visit for the architecture alone. Some staff speak English at this upper end Tsutaya and there are some English books and magazines. It can get a bit noisy and busy at night time.
Surprisingly I wasn't big on their famous anpan. But the big soft orange loaf of bread is citrusy buttery goodness. Sooo good. I ate a whole one by myself.
Save yourself a 3-hour wait at Sushi Dai and eat here instead. The line is much shorter, but most tourists don't know because it's just a few steps further down the alley (btw buildings 6 and 7).
Deff not overpriced. Same as any other burger place in tokyo. In terms of awesomeness 7/10, terms of price 7/10. Service 9/10.
フルーツやナッツなど素材の香りが感じられ味や食感のバランスが抜群です。甘さも調度良く五感全てを満足させてくれるケーキばかりです。A fragrance of the material is felt well, and the balance of taste and the texture is distinguished.It's satisfying all the five senses.
Tips Translated: Also known as "Electric Town", is the famous Akihabara electronics district of Tokyo. Every nerd's paradise! Video games, anime, manga and consumer electronics are the daily bread!
