A simple and laidback restaurant that is the ultimate cosy spot. They serve up comforting Italian classics, which is perfect for when you're craving Western food during your travels.
This tiny sushi bar is probably one of the best in Tokyo, but still has managed to fly under the radar so don't worry - you'll be blissfully removed from the throngs of tourists!
While it may be located in an inconspicuous and unassuming location, Fukamachi is deservedly referred to one of Tokyo's finest examples of a tempura temple.
This is a wonderful representative of Tokyo's terrific sushi, but can unfortunately be wildly expensive. Here's a tip: go in around lunchtime, prices are more affordable!
This compact, beautifully designed coffee space is centred around quality and detail. The carefully sourced beans are prepared with precision to create light, medium and dark roasts – the latter being their signature. There's often a special blend on, that’s great for a filter coffee. Order something straightforward to get a taste of the beans, such as a filter coffee or an espresso-based drink. The wooden interior and bonsai create a calm atmosphere before navigating the train station.