Famous for their individual booths and ramen, Ichiran is a popular spot and a must visit if you are in Tokyo. You might have to queue but it will be well worth it. They have locations all over the city so pick your favourite and enjoy. 

Grandfather’s is a classic Tokyo listening bar, that's all about the music. It's known for its serious vinyl selection, constantly changed by the head bartender. The intimate, smoky atmosphere is a quintessential Tokyo place to sit, listen and unwind – go solo for the best seat at the bar with the salarymen, or in a pair, although you’ll most likely be sharing the table with other people. Photography here is generally frowned upon, so keep flash off and be discreet. 

Hidden away in Tokyo's bustling Harajuku district is this peaceful gem of a restaurant. The building itself is gorgeous with a skylight and surrounded by gardens. We recommend stopping by the flower shop next door to complete the experience!

If you know Shibuya street style, you know the brand A Bathing Ape. Its iconic store has been a pioneer in fashion since the 90's, when designer Nigo created the brand as a form of social and cultural commentary.