Japanese Restaurants

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Japanese Restaurants

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Afuri
Ramen is the quintessential Japanese fast food in a bowl: thick...
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Japanese
Shibuya-ku
 
Aoi-Marushin
The largest tempura restaurant in Tokyo, with six floors of table...
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Japanese
Taito-ku
 
Edo-Gin
In an area that teems with sushi bars, this one maintains its...
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$$-$$$
Japanese
Chuo-ku
 
Ganchan
The Japanese expect their yakitori joints—restaurants that...
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Japanese
Minato-ku
 
Happo-en
A 300-year-old-Japanese garden wrapped around a lake is the setting...
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Japanese
Minato-ku
 
Heiroku-zushi
Ordinarily, a meal of sushi is a costly indulgence. The rock-bottom...
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Japanese
Shibuya-ku
 
Higo-no-ya
The specialty of the house is kushi-yaki: small servings of meat...
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Japanese
Minato-ku
 
Inakaya
The style here is robatayaki, a dining experience that segues...
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$$-$$$$
Japanese
Minato-ku
 
Jidaiya
Like the Jidaiya in Roppongi, these two Akasaka branches serve...
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Japanese
Minato-ku
 
Jidaiya
The Roppongi branch of this restaurant evokes the feeling of...
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Japanese
Minato-ku
 
Kappo-Ajioka
When prepared incorrectly, fugu, the highly poisonous puffer...
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Japanese
Chuo-ku
 
Kisoji
The specialty here is shabu-shabu: thin slices of beef cooked...
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Japanese
Minato-ku
 
Kushinobo
The lively action of the cooks frying kushi-age (skewered meat...
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Japanese
Shinjuku-ku
 
Maisen
Converted from a sento (public bathhouse), Maisen still has the...
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$$-$$$
Japanese
Shibuya-ku
 
Ninja
In keeping with the air of mystery you'd expect from a ninja-theme...
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Japanese
Minato-ku
 
Oshima
The draw at Oshima is the Kaga ryori cooking of Kanazawa, a small...
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Japanese
Chuo-ku
 
R Style
Even in some of the swankiest restaurants, Japanese wagashi (sweets)...
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Japanese
Shibuya-ku
 
Rangetsu
Japan enjoys a special reputation for its lovingly raised, tender...
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Japanese
Chuo-ku
 
Robata
Old, funky, and more than a little cramped, Robata is a bit daunting...
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$$-$$$
Japanese
Chiyoda-ku
 
Sakuratei
Unconventionally located inside an art gallery, Sakuratei defies...
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$$-$$$
Japanese
Shibuya-ku
 
Sasa-no-yuki
In the heart of Shitamachi, Tokyo's old downtown working-class...
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Japanese
Taito-ku
 
Sasashin
Like most izakaya, Sasashin spurns the notion of decor: there's...
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Japanese
Chuo-ku
 
Sasashu
This traditional-style pub is noteworthy for stocking only the...
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$$-$$$
Japanese
Toshima-ku
 
Sawanoi
The homemade udon noodles, served in a broth with seafood, vegetables...
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Japanese
Minato-ku
 
Takeno
Just a stone's throw from the Tokyo fish market, Takeno is a...
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Japanese
Chuo-ku
 
Tatsumiya
Here's a restaurant that's run like a formal ryotei but has the...
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Japanese
Taito-ku
 
Tenmatsu
The best seats in the house at Tenmatsu, as in any tempura-ya,...
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$$-$$$
Japanese
Shibuya-ku
 
Tonki
Meguro, a neighborhood distinguished for almost nothing else...
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Japanese
Meguro-ku
 
Ume no Hana
The exclusive specialty here is tofu, prepared in more ways than...
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Japanese
Minato-ku
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