Tokyo Restaurants

Tokyo has a vast variety of restaurants that cater to all possible tastes and budgets. According to the latest counts, restaurants in Tokyo numbered over 80,000. As Japanese love eating out, most of these restaurants offer Japanese cuisine. These range from standup noodle shops and sushi bars around subway stations to the more up-market places in Akasaka, Roppongi, and similar areas. Restaurants serving Western food are found mainly in international hotels, or in areas like Akasaka, Roppongi and Shiodome, where the Western community is expected to be found in larger numbers. Other restaurants serving French, Italian, Indian, Chinese, and other international cuisines can be found in and around Tokyo. Generally speaking, the farther downtown you go, the more Japanese restaurants you are likely to find; and the more “outward” you go, the more likely you are to find eating places with foreign cuisine.

Listed below are various restaurants in and around Tokyo. Click on the link of the restaurant to find out more.

148 Hiro Restaurant - Located very close to the Ebisu Train Station in Tokyo.  Founded by Marcus Yip, Chef Extraordinaire, best described as an Asian-Australian Fusion wine-inspired restaurant with a huge selection of wines, unforgettable ambiance, and cuisine with a taste out-of-this-world, it is definitely a place not to miss during your visit to Tokyo.  You can get there in a three minute walk from the Tokyo Ebisu Train Station where both the Yamanote Train Line and the Hibya Metro Line stop. If you are not sure what to order, Marcus will put his recommendation together for you. Address: 1-4-10 Hiroo, Shibuya Ku, Tokyo, 150-0012 Telephone: 03-3440-1482 (English Okay) Website: