Tokyo Eating

Taking cues from the New York branches of his vast fusion sushi empire, Matsuhisa Nobu revamped his Tokyo venue in 2007 with elements like a sushi counter and a stand up waiting bar. Always fresh, del...

West of Yoyogi Station, Angkor Wat restaurant provides a casual slice of Cambodia – without the hefty plane ticket. Reasonably priced and tasty, its dishes include spicy curries, noodles and fried bee...

Kanetanaka Restaurant in the Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel offers traditional Japanese cuisine in a space designed to look like a tea-ceremony pavilion. Clientele dine on tatami mats while the gourmet ka...

address: 3-5-30 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, U-Bahn (G 02, C 03) Omotesandō

Run, don't walk, to one of the only places in Tokyo with smoke-free dining. Las Chicas has been an Aoyama neighborhood staple for 20 years, serving tasty Western/Japanese fusion cuisine and offering o...

In the atrium of the Bunkamura, a complex of concert halls, cinemas and restaurants behind the Tokyu department store, this French restaurant serves coffee and tea. Dogenzaka 2-24-1, Shibuya-ku, U-Bah...

Tōkai-en bills itself as “Korean home cooking,” but your hal-muh-nee probably never had nine stories in her kitchen, nor an all-you-can eat floor. Tear into high grade beef and spicy kim chee; Tōkai-e...

The cafe is located in the vast entrance hall of a avant-garde gallery - with gentle music. 5-6-23 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, U-Bahn (G 02, C 04) Omotesando

If the exterior of Huong Viet may seem a bit unimpressive, the quality of their menu makes up for it. Feast on reasonable portions of spicy papaya salad, goi cuon spring rolls, and aromatic seafood. T...