The Tokyo Michelin Guide 2009 awarded Hamadaya three stars, recognizing it as one of the absolute best in the world. Dating back to 1912, Hamadaya serves traditional Japanese food in a Sukiya-style bu...
This hard to find restaurant is part izakaya, part kappo cuisine (traditional multi-course dinner). A small counter seats six people on the first floor, and the second floor is tatami seating. Most Ja...
Since its opening in 1924, Okotako Honten has been popular for its oden, soaked in Kanto-style soy based broth. The simplest and most popular lunch is tou-meshi - tofu soaked in oden broth and served ...
The Tokyo Michelin guide 2009 awarded Sakura-gawa one star, recognizing it as an excellent restaurant in its category. Named after the chef's hometown, the restaurant offers a western-style dinning ro...
Shimamura has served Tokyo's society for over 160 years. Prime Minister Hirofumi Ito has been sighted here. You can enjoy kaiseki ryori, a traditional multi-course dinner, from between 6,300 and 15,75...