Tokyo's best restaurants these days
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From the latest hot spots to long-established restaurants
Tokyo's best restaurants that only I know about
★ A comprehensive guide to the hottest Tokyo restaurants and long-loved, established restaurants!
★ Just this is all you need to prepare, and a list of delicious restaurants with Google Map QR codes provided!
★ Knowing the Japanese Menu and Signs Makes It Taste Even Better! Complete Guide to Japanese Menus and Signs
★ Explore restaurants tailored to your taste! Customized curation by region and cuisine.
★ Complete Tokyo Life Guide! Recommended Tokyo Bathhouses, Select Shops, and Prop Shops
★ A list of shopping essentials revealed by brand! From Don Quijote to Muji to Kaldi
A travel guidebook tailored to your tastes, the second book in the Friends Theme Travel series, “Tokyo’s Best Restaurants These Days,” has been published.
This book is a new type of guidebook that features neighborhoods and authentic restaurants that Tokyo locals actually visit, rather than familiar landmarks like Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Asakusa.
Tokyo presents a completely different face just a short distance from its bustling streets.
Alleyways filled with quirky cafes, small galleries, trendy bars and restaurants, and long-established shops that have been loved for years… .
"Tokyo's Best Restaurants Today" has carefully selected these 15 areas and organized them so that travelers can create a travel plan tailored to their desired style.
In addition, a separate table of contents is provided for each food, so you can find restaurants by region and by food, and find restaurants based on your desired menu, so you can use it to suit your travel style.
This book introduces carefully selected restaurants based on extensive data and local word-of-mouth by 'MyGururu,' which is collaborating with local Japanese dining and reservation platforms.
From the hottest restaurants of the moment to established establishments that have stood the test of time, we offer a wide range of genres, including izakaya, sushi, yakiniku, cafes, and wine bars, ensuring that no matter your taste, you'll find something to satisfy.
Each restaurant page includes a Google Maps QR code so you can save your favorite spots right away or check up-to-date information like location and closing days.
Before we get into the full restaurant introduction, we've added to the excitement of exploring delicious restaurants by including must-try Japanese dishes, interpretations of menus and signs, and unique Japanese food culture and conversations for specific situations.
At the end of the book, there is an appendix titled 'Tokyo's Latest Honey Tricks & Hidden Spots' that introduces traditional bathhouses, stylish select shops, trendy prop shops, and even a list of shopping spots and souvenirs frequented by locals, allowing you to experience the Tokyo lifestyle beyond simply exploring delicious restaurants.
A meal in Tokyo is more than just a meal; it reflects the city's tastes and lifestyle.
"Tokyo's Best Restaurants Today" will offer readers a new perspective on Tokyo through local favorites and spots, offering a special travel experience that goes beyond a single meal.
Tokyo's best restaurants that only I know about
★ A comprehensive guide to the hottest Tokyo restaurants and long-loved, established restaurants!
★ Just this is all you need to prepare, and a list of delicious restaurants with Google Map QR codes provided!
★ Knowing the Japanese Menu and Signs Makes It Taste Even Better! Complete Guide to Japanese Menus and Signs
★ Explore restaurants tailored to your taste! Customized curation by region and cuisine.
★ Complete Tokyo Life Guide! Recommended Tokyo Bathhouses, Select Shops, and Prop Shops
★ A list of shopping essentials revealed by brand! From Don Quijote to Muji to Kaldi
A travel guidebook tailored to your tastes, the second book in the Friends Theme Travel series, “Tokyo’s Best Restaurants These Days,” has been published.
This book is a new type of guidebook that features neighborhoods and authentic restaurants that Tokyo locals actually visit, rather than familiar landmarks like Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Asakusa.
Tokyo presents a completely different face just a short distance from its bustling streets.
Alleyways filled with quirky cafes, small galleries, trendy bars and restaurants, and long-established shops that have been loved for years… .
"Tokyo's Best Restaurants Today" has carefully selected these 15 areas and organized them so that travelers can create a travel plan tailored to their desired style.
In addition, a separate table of contents is provided for each food, so you can find restaurants by region and by food, and find restaurants based on your desired menu, so you can use it to suit your travel style.
This book introduces carefully selected restaurants based on extensive data and local word-of-mouth by 'MyGururu,' which is collaborating with local Japanese dining and reservation platforms.
From the hottest restaurants of the moment to established establishments that have stood the test of time, we offer a wide range of genres, including izakaya, sushi, yakiniku, cafes, and wine bars, ensuring that no matter your taste, you'll find something to satisfy.
Each restaurant page includes a Google Maps QR code so you can save your favorite spots right away or check up-to-date information like location and closing days.
Before we get into the full restaurant introduction, we've added to the excitement of exploring delicious restaurants by including must-try Japanese dishes, interpretations of menus and signs, and unique Japanese food culture and conversations for specific situations.
At the end of the book, there is an appendix titled 'Tokyo's Latest Honey Tricks & Hidden Spots' that introduces traditional bathhouses, stylish select shops, trendy prop shops, and even a list of shopping spots and souvenirs frequented by locals, allowing you to experience the Tokyo lifestyle beyond simply exploring delicious restaurants.
A meal in Tokyo is more than just a meal; it reflects the city's tastes and lifestyle.
"Tokyo's Best Restaurants Today" will offer readers a new perspective on Tokyo through local favorites and spots, offering a special travel experience that goes beyond a single meal.
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Author's Note
How to use this book
Reservations are a must for Tokyo's popular restaurants!
If you go to Tokyo, you must eat this!
Deciphering Tokyo Restaurant Menus
Deciphering Tokyo Restaurant Signs
Japan's unique food culture
Japanese conversation for different situations
PART 1.
A place where trendy sensibility and sophisticated sensibility coexist.
West Tokyo
A true local back alley away from the hustle and bustle of tourist destinations
[01 Oku-Shibuya × Omotesando]
Brasserie Biron
Chatei Hatou
Rigoletto
Attachment
Gomame
Buttermilk Channel
Eric Rose Cafe Tokyo
A mecca for subculture enthusiasts, packed with comics, figures, and vintage shops.
[02 Higashinakano × Nakano]
Senkushiya
Nakanakano
Nanbantei
Mugs
Attic Room Nakano
Trattoria Il Fornello
Maison de Moura
A wealthy neighborhood with many high-end restaurants and trendy cafes frequented by foreigners
[03 Hiroo × Nishiazabu]
Guitarphoneshoe
Amane
Motsuemon
Awabino Genta
Hyōki
Odeco
GodforR
A charming street filled with independent bookstores, small galleries, and unique cafes.
[04 Yoyogi-Uehara × Shimokitazawa]
Queendy
Ubu
Soba Kiyose Musashiya
Kobayashi
Tanaka Hanare
Me too, yano katte
Bakumatsu Curry
There is a mural with rough drawings, a small theater, and an old bookstore.
A playground for free spirits
[05 Asagaya × Koenji × Ogikubo]
Incredible Coffee
Dongurisha
Bread & Bistro Flat
Unagino Naruse
Oil
Nikoroku
Neo Chinese Bar Suiken
A spot where tradition and trends coexist
[06 Azabu-Juban × Higashi-Azabu]
Sushi Umiji
Sumibiyakiniku Kabuto
Tempura Yokota
Medicinal Curry Shinkai
Pentola C
Soba Izakaya Sobagoya
Hishinuma
PART 2.
A place where you can experience retro sensibility and local daily life.
East Tokyo
A place with a dense concentration of galleries, workshops, and coffee roasteries.
Emerging Tokyo MZ Spots
[01 Kiyosumi Shirakawa × Ryogoku × Kuramae]
Yakatabune Tsurisin
Hormonyaki Hasegawa
Chill Out Coffee & Records
Shake Tree
Plus Angle Coffee Works
Offin
Bark Bake & Roast
McLean Old Fashioned Diner
Ichikatsu
The Two Faces of Ueno: Neighborhoods You'll Want to Take a Slow Walk Through
[02 Nezu·Yanaka × Okachimachi·Inaricho]
Gayaba Coffee
Nezu Udon Kamachiku
Root Books
229
Nezukuriya
Kiri
Suisha
A warm and emotional street where old shops and trendy cafes coexist.
[03 Kitasenju × Minamisenju]
Torafugu Tei
Katsuo
Bistro 2538
Gendaya
Neobanzai
Dart Up
Sushi Ebisu
A neighborhood with a vibrant izakaya culture
[04 Akabane]
Teratera Akabane
Leche Akabane
Senbero Nikumareya Hanare
Kinmenodoguroya
Torio
Malaeki
Hareruya
PART 3.
A center of history and culture where tradition and modernity coexist
Tokyo city center
The atmosphere of the Edo period remains
A neighborhood with old shops and local markets
[01 Ningyocho × Suitengumae]
Brothers
Byron Bay Coffee
Parklet Bakery
Il Mare Blue
Ningyocho Tanizaki
Manyoken
Datenokura
Full of used bookstores and old curry restaurants,
The street of used books and curry
[02 Ganda × Jinbocho]
Original curry
Sankoen Gyoza
Cuore Road
Mr. Happy
Misotetsu Kagiroi
Bakauma
Aged Wagyu Yakiniku Aging Beef Waterasu
A little Europe in Tokyo, where the French have settled down
[03 Kagurazaka × Iidabashi]
Canal Cafe
Aka Ama Coffee
Weekender's Coffee All Right
Flamme Flamme
La Prosciuteria
Bistro Plan Cool
Washokubiyori Osaketo
A hidden gem of restaurants with a close-up view of Tokyo Tower
[04 Daimon × Hamamatsucho]
Jaho Coffee Roasters & Wine Bar
__is life
Yumeiden
PST Higashi Azabu
Warayakiya Ryoma no To
Hamamatsucho Kitchen
Echigo Sakabo Hakaisan
Quiet gentleman and classic atmosphere stand out
Healing space in the city center
[05 Yotsuya × Ichigaya]
Passage Coffee
Kitashinchi Toriya
Genji
Fukunotori Sotobori Dori
Pizzeria Trattoria Nitana
El Chiringuito
Toropo
supplement
[Tokyo's Latest Must-Haves & Hidden Spots]
· Recommended Tokyo Bathhouses Loved by Locals
· Akomeya, a rice shop where you can find rice and pot-cooked rice kits from all over Japan.
· For whiskey shopping, skip Don Quijote and go here! M Ginza Whisky Museum
· Don Quijote: Introducing Tokyo's Supermarkets with More Value Than Convenience Stores
· The mecca of spreads and sauces! What to buy at KALDI
· Recommended items from Japan's MUJI, cheaper than in Korea, that are guaranteed to be a hit.
· Hidden gems from Don Quijote, the all-purpose select shop
· Located in the basement of Tokyo Station, Gransta is a mecca for gift-worthy confectionery.
· Hidden gems known only to Tokyoites, filled with emotion and practicality.
· Tokyo's seasonal attractions that follow the seasons
Author's Note
How to use this book
Reservations are a must for Tokyo's popular restaurants!
If you go to Tokyo, you must eat this!
Deciphering Tokyo Restaurant Menus
Deciphering Tokyo Restaurant Signs
Japan's unique food culture
Japanese conversation for different situations
PART 1.
A place where trendy sensibility and sophisticated sensibility coexist.
West Tokyo
A true local back alley away from the hustle and bustle of tourist destinations
[01 Oku-Shibuya × Omotesando]
Brasserie Biron
Chatei Hatou
Rigoletto
Attachment
Gomame
Buttermilk Channel
Eric Rose Cafe Tokyo
A mecca for subculture enthusiasts, packed with comics, figures, and vintage shops.
[02 Higashinakano × Nakano]
Senkushiya
Nakanakano
Nanbantei
Mugs
Attic Room Nakano
Trattoria Il Fornello
Maison de Moura
A wealthy neighborhood with many high-end restaurants and trendy cafes frequented by foreigners
[03 Hiroo × Nishiazabu]
Guitarphoneshoe
Amane
Motsuemon
Awabino Genta
Hyōki
Odeco
GodforR
A charming street filled with independent bookstores, small galleries, and unique cafes.
[04 Yoyogi-Uehara × Shimokitazawa]
Queendy
Ubu
Soba Kiyose Musashiya
Kobayashi
Tanaka Hanare
Me too, yano katte
Bakumatsu Curry
There is a mural with rough drawings, a small theater, and an old bookstore.
A playground for free spirits
[05 Asagaya × Koenji × Ogikubo]
Incredible Coffee
Dongurisha
Bread & Bistro Flat
Unagino Naruse
Oil
Nikoroku
Neo Chinese Bar Suiken
A spot where tradition and trends coexist
[06 Azabu-Juban × Higashi-Azabu]
Sushi Umiji
Sumibiyakiniku Kabuto
Tempura Yokota
Medicinal Curry Shinkai
Pentola C
Soba Izakaya Sobagoya
Hishinuma
PART 2.
A place where you can experience retro sensibility and local daily life.
East Tokyo
A place with a dense concentration of galleries, workshops, and coffee roasteries.
Emerging Tokyo MZ Spots
[01 Kiyosumi Shirakawa × Ryogoku × Kuramae]
Yakatabune Tsurisin
Hormonyaki Hasegawa
Chill Out Coffee & Records
Shake Tree
Plus Angle Coffee Works
Offin
Bark Bake & Roast
McLean Old Fashioned Diner
Ichikatsu
The Two Faces of Ueno: Neighborhoods You'll Want to Take a Slow Walk Through
[02 Nezu·Yanaka × Okachimachi·Inaricho]
Gayaba Coffee
Nezu Udon Kamachiku
Root Books
229
Nezukuriya
Kiri
Suisha
A warm and emotional street where old shops and trendy cafes coexist.
[03 Kitasenju × Minamisenju]
Torafugu Tei
Katsuo
Bistro 2538
Gendaya
Neobanzai
Dart Up
Sushi Ebisu
A neighborhood with a vibrant izakaya culture
[04 Akabane]
Teratera Akabane
Leche Akabane
Senbero Nikumareya Hanare
Kinmenodoguroya
Torio
Malaeki
Hareruya
PART 3.
A center of history and culture where tradition and modernity coexist
Tokyo city center
The atmosphere of the Edo period remains
A neighborhood with old shops and local markets
[01 Ningyocho × Suitengumae]
Brothers
Byron Bay Coffee
Parklet Bakery
Il Mare Blue
Ningyocho Tanizaki
Manyoken
Datenokura
Full of used bookstores and old curry restaurants,
The street of used books and curry
[02 Ganda × Jinbocho]
Original curry
Sankoen Gyoza
Cuore Road
Mr. Happy
Misotetsu Kagiroi
Bakauma
Aged Wagyu Yakiniku Aging Beef Waterasu
A little Europe in Tokyo, where the French have settled down
[03 Kagurazaka × Iidabashi]
Canal Cafe
Aka Ama Coffee
Weekender's Coffee All Right
Flamme Flamme
La Prosciuteria
Bistro Plan Cool
Washokubiyori Osaketo
A hidden gem of restaurants with a close-up view of Tokyo Tower
[04 Daimon × Hamamatsucho]
Jaho Coffee Roasters & Wine Bar
__is life
Yumeiden
PST Higashi Azabu
Warayakiya Ryoma no To
Hamamatsucho Kitchen
Echigo Sakabo Hakaisan
Quiet gentleman and classic atmosphere stand out
Healing space in the city center
[05 Yotsuya × Ichigaya]
Passage Coffee
Kitashinchi Toriya
Genji
Fukunotori Sotobori Dori
Pizzeria Trattoria Nitana
El Chiringuito
Toropo
supplement
[Tokyo's Latest Must-Haves & Hidden Spots]
· Recommended Tokyo Bathhouses Loved by Locals
· Akomeya, a rice shop where you can find rice and pot-cooked rice kits from all over Japan.
· For whiskey shopping, skip Don Quijote and go here! M Ginza Whisky Museum
· Don Quijote: Introducing Tokyo's Supermarkets with More Value Than Convenience Stores
· The mecca of spreads and sauces! What to buy at KALDI
· Recommended items from Japan's MUJI, cheaper than in Korea, that are guaranteed to be a hit.
· Hidden gems from Don Quijote, the all-purpose select shop
· Located in the basement of Tokyo Station, Gransta is a mecca for gift-worthy confectionery.
· Hidden gems known only to Tokyoites, filled with emotion and practicality.
· Tokyo's seasonal attractions that follow the seasons
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GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 6, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 288 pages | 408g | 152*215*12mm
- ISBN13: 9788927881216
- ISBN10: 8927881214
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