This beautiful small boutique museum has a private collection of Japanese & other Southeast Asian art. The building itself is designed by architect Kengo Kuma, and is situated in a spectacular serene Japanese garden.

Tokyo-ites are militant when it comes to quality and precision - especially when it comes to sushi. Sushi-m is a stellar example of that care and attention to detail.

This glorious tempura restaurant has the crispiest fresh fish. Their fish is sourced on a daily basis by the chef himself at the Tsukiji fish market, which is just a short trot away from the Omotesando station.

'Crony' is Japanese for a friend who can you can drink tea with forever. How sweet is that?! This lovely and cosy French restaurant will likely be one of the most memorable dining experiences in all of your trip!