Tokyo Restaurant, Japan Restaurant, Restaurants In Tokyo

This page will take you through Tokyo Restaurant Reviews of thousands of excellent restaurants,
from Traditional Japanese food to International star-chefs cuisine in Ginza, Roppongi, Asakusa, Shibuya, Shinjuku and Akihabara.

Restaurants in Tokyo include everything from cheap and cheerful Izakayas (like a Bar, but with great Japanese food)
to high-end Michelin recommended restaurants, and everything in between.

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Best Restaurants In Tokyo By Area

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Ginza

Roppongi

Shinjuku

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Shibuya

Where Should I Eat In Japan? Restaurant Reviews

There are 1000’s of Restaurants to suit every taste and budget. Eating out is very common in Japan. There is a delicious restaurant to eat in on every street corner. I’ve done my best to organize these Restaurants by district. At the bottom of this page you’ll find recommended Restaurant Guides for Japan.

See More: Best places serving Traditional Japanese Food

There is a common misconception that Japan is expensive. Most of the thousands of Restaurants in the city are geared towards the local Japanese people and serving great Japanese food in very affordable prices.

An Izakaya for example is a local neighborhood Restaurant combined with a bar. Japanese office workers unwind at an Izakaya after putting in a good 16 hours at the office. The atmosphere is cheerful and loud. The Japanese foods served at the Izakays go well with the Sake and Shochu from selected breweries in Japan.

See More: Top 10 Izakaya

More Restaurants By Area

Omotesando

Maranouchi

Odaiba

Asakusa

Tokyo Restaurant Guides: Michelin

Tokyo is building a reputation as the “top gastronomic city in the world” said Bernard Delmas, President of Michelin restaurant guide.

“Tokyo remains by far the world capital of Gastronomy and also has the most three-star restaurants,” said Michelin guide director Jean-Luc Naret.

The city has succeeded Paris with more Michelin three-star restaurants, and confirmed its position as the ‘world capital of gastronomy’.

The city’s sheer size helps explain why it has so many Michelin stars. It is much bigger than Paris and has 160,000 restaurants compared with about 40,000 in Paris.

Of the places reviewed in this Michelin Guide, two-thirds serve Japanese food while the other Restaurants prepare French, Spanish, Chinese and Italian.

Michelin has been publishing the Tokyo Guide every year (Since 2009).

Tokyo Restaurant Guides: Zagat

If you’re more of a Zagat person, you’ll be delighted to find out that Zagat has a Tokyo guide too (although updated to 2009). Zagat is an extensive Guide which covers over 400 restaurants in and around the city.

Romantic Restaurants

For an unforgettable evening try one of the many restaurants with Romantic ambiance.
Most of them have views of the skyline from one of the top floors of a skyscraper.