Best Restaurants to Try in Tokyo

Sukiyabashi Jiro

Located in the posh district of Ginza, Sukiyabashi Jiro is helmed by renowned sushi chef Jiro Ono. This Michelin three-star restaurant attracts sushi lovers from all over the world for its painstakingly crafted sushi courses.

Ryugin

Ryugin is one of only a small handful of Tokyo restaurants to be awarded three Michelin stars. Executive chef Seiji Yamamoto serves exquisite modern Japanese cuisine that highlights the best seasonal ingredients from all over Japan.

Kanda

At Kanda, diners can enjoy an omakase meal that changes with the seasonal availability of ingredients, ensuring a unique dining experience every time. This Michelin three-star restaurant also offers an extensive sake selection.

Tonkatsu Tonki

Located in the residential Meguro Ward, Tonkatsu Tonki serves delectable deep-fried pork cutlets in a charming retro setting. Despite its humble surroundings, its tonkatsu is among the best in Tokyo.

Tsuta

The world’s first ramen restaurant to receive a Michelin star, Tsuta offers a unique, elegant take on the humble bowl of noodles. They offer complex broths laced with truffle oil for an elevated ramen experience in a casual setting.

Sukiyabashi Sabo

Situated conveniently in Tokyo Station, Sukiyabashi Sabo serves up meteorological eel over rice, a timeless Japanese classic. The eel served here is known for its tenderness and rich flavor.

Fukamachi

Fukamachi serves some of the crispiest and most delicate tempura in Tokyo. Their painstaking preparation and meticulous frying technique have earned them a Michelin star.

Sawada

With only six seats and a no-photo policy, Sawada is one of the most exclusive sushi restaurants in Tokyo. Chef Sawada prepares each piece of sushi with masterful precision, creating culinary works of art.

Sushisho Masa

Located in the upscale district of Nishi-Azabu, Sushisho Masa offers a lengthy omakase sushi course that leaves no stone unturned, serving everything from traditional sushi and sashimi to unique bite-sized appetizers.

Rokurinsha Tokyo

Situated in Tokyo Ramen Street under Tokyo station, Rokurinsha Tokyo is famous for its tsukemen (dipping ramen), where noodles and broth are served separately. A must-try for ramen lovers.