This is one of Tokyo's most famous soba restaurants serving perfectly cooked nutty buckwheat noodles. The preserved building the restaurant is found in dates back to 1924, and is truly the epitome of classic Japanese design.
One of the oldest soba restaurants in Tokyo. A must visit institution. Try their tempura as well, it is delicious!
We completely understand the feeling of having too much of a good thing. In need of some good Western comfort grub as a break from the delicious Japanese food you have been having? Head to Blind Donkey, where they use organic ingredients from sustainable farms & producers from all over Japan. They also have a great selection of natural wines!
This micro roastery sits on a quiet & sweet street corner that serves delicious specialty coffee. Glitch Coffee often hosts informative cupping ceremonies as well as other coffee related events, so make sure to check out what they have got going on during your stay!
Ten minutes from Tokyo Station, this high-rise ryokan sets each floor as a private inn: six rooms, a shared ochanoma lounge, and tatami-matted corridors. Shoes at the door; Japanese ryokan breakfast beautifully done; a rooftop onsen fed by natural hot spring water from deep underground. Rooftop kenjutsu practice, bento-box dinners. Tokyo at its most considered.