Tokyo is Japan's capital and has almost endless options for great food.
Local dishes: Tsukemen Ramen.
Below is some of the best food in Tokyo...
"Extremely highly rated tsukemen ramen. I arrived around midday on a Wednesday and had to wait for just over an hour."
Read the full review..."Possibly my favourite sushi bar in Japan. I've not seen queues (although I haven't been at peak times), the staff are lovely and the sushi is affordable and delicious."
Read the full review..."Possibly the most famous ramen restaurant in Tokyo. Made even more famous by the 'The Mind of a Chef' TV show with David Chang."
Read the full review..."Delicious ramen. They have a few different options."
Read the full review..."Tsukemen ramen, very popular. We arrived at about 6pm and had to wait 15 minutes."
Read the full review..."Delicious standing sushi bar chain. Make sure you try some of the sushi aburi style (seared with a blow torch)."
Read the full review..."Great yakitori restaurant. Very popular and the queue doesn't move fast so I had to wait about an hour."
Read the full review..."Delicious standing sushi bar chain. Make sure you try some of the sushi aburi style (seared with a blow torch)."
Read the full review..."An upmarket tempura restaurant with affordable lunch set menus. I had the "Tempura Zen" set menu."
Read the full review..."Fried pork tonkatsu. Some things are cheaper at lunch."
Read the full review..."Sushi train restaurant in a handy location on the 8th floor of a mall in central Shibuya. The seared nigiri were great."
Read the full review..."Popular sushi train restaurant chain. All plates are only 100 yen and although the quality isn't anywhere near what you'll find in more expensive small sushi bars, it's still tasty and amazing value."
Read the full review..."Omelette on a stick. You can watch them make it too."
Read the full review..."The original store of the creator of tsukemen ramen, who died in 2015. They have other stores too but I wanted to come to the original."
Read the full review..."Gyoza restaurant in Harajuku which seems to be more popular with foreign tourists than locals. There was a queue but it moved fairly quickly."
Read the full review..."Yuzi-based ramen chain restaurant in a busy food court in the basement of a shopping centre. I went for the yuzi tsukemen ramen which was served slightly differently to other tsukemen I've had."
Read the full review..."Seafood bento for 500 yen + tax (although they seemed to only charge the tax on one of my visits) or more for larger boxes. They have a massive selection of different fillings."
Read the full review..."Beef-based ramen recommended by a local friend. It was very cheap and quite basic but a nice comforting beef stock that reminded me of a Vietnamese pho but without all the herbs."
Read the full review..."A chain of sake bars with over 100 different types of sake. You can either buy individual glasses, a taster of three types or pay a fair amount for a free-flow sake buffet if you want a serious drinking session."
Read the full review..."Rock & Roll bar with personality. It's open until 5am and the staff are really friendly."
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