Shunju Tsugihagi Hibiya

Roughly translated, tsugihagi means something akin to "patchwork" in English, and that's the apporach this... More

Signature

Thirty-seven floors up in the Mandrin Oriental Hotel, Michelin-starred Signature serves refined French cuisine in... More

Smoke Bar & Grill

Ask for a seat on the outdoor terrace at this Teruo Kurosaki-owned eatery. ... More

SOLA

SuperDeluxe

Part avante-garde art gallery, part dance club, part bar, Super Deluxe occupies an open basement... More

Tatsukichi

Tempura Mikawa

An intimate (22 seats only) tempura house in upscale Roppongi Hills, Tempura Mikawa is found... More

Tenfusa

Tsukiji Market, the largest fish market on earth, is home to outstanding sushi and tempura... More

Tenko

Tenko is known for two things: its location inside a former, wooden geisha house on a... More

Teppanyaki Ukai-tei

An impressive glass doorway marked with modern gold sculptures marks the entrance to this Michelin-starred, westernized... More

Teppei

Teppei specializes in esoteric shochu spirits and 10 kinds of ume-shu (plum) liqueur. The narrow... More

Tofu-ya Ukai

Housed in a 19th-century sake brewery that was relocated from the countryside, Tofuya Ukai sits... More

Tsunahachi Rin

One of the last vestiges of pre-war architecture in Shinjuku, the building housing the flagship... More

Union Square Tokyo

Open, airy, and contemporary (floor-to-ceiling windows, exposed brick, wooden floors, and ulphostered banquettes), Union Square... More

Volga

Waketokuyama

Noted architect Kengo Kuma created the striking steel-mesh screen and glass building and design stars... More

Wakiya

After serving as executive chef in some of Tokyo’s top hotels, Yuki Wakiya opened this... More

Yabu Soba

Set behind a leafy, courtyard-like entryway, Yabu Soba has an Old Tokyo feel, with its... More

Yamagata San-Dan-Delo

Yamariki

The quintessential izakaya (Japanese tapas bar) in the heart of Tokyo’s shitamachi (old downtown) area... More